DHS Trusted Tester · ADA Coordinator · NYC MBE
Two compliance worlds. One credentialed firm.
ADA Access for All delivers federally-credentialed digital accessibility for the public sector (Title II, Section 504, and Section 508), and litigation-defense accessibility for business and nonprofit organizations facing Title III exposure. The same DHS Trusted Tester methodology stands behind every engagement.
Which compliance obligation are you here for?
Public sector & healthcare
Government & Public Sector
State & local government · HHS-funded organizations · universities · federal primes
Defensible compliance documentation built to the federal standard: the technical audit and the regulatory artifacts your obligations require, on the 2027 compliance runway.
- ADA Title II Self-Evaluations & Transition Plans
- Section 504 Rapid Compliance Assessments
- Section 508 audits & VPAT / ACR production
Litigation defense & remediation
Business & Nonprofit
Nonprofits · small & mid-size businesses · anyone who received a demand letter
Web accessibility lawsuits topped 5,000 in 2025. If you have a demand letter, or want to never get one, a real audit and an ongoing documentation record make you a hard target, not an easy one.
- Demand-letter response & rapid remediation audits
- WCAG 2.1 AA conformance testing
- Ongoing monitoring & documentation retainers
Credentials a scan tool can't claim
Most accessibility vendors sell an automated overlay. ADA Access for All performs manual testing under the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Trusted Tester process, the same methodology federal agencies use to validate Section 508 conformance.
Why organizations choose ADA Access for All
Manual testing, not overlays
Automated scans catch roughly a quarter of accessibility barriers. The practice tests the way the federal government does, by hand, against every applicable success criterion, and documents what a scan misses.
Documentation that holds up
Whether the audience is an HHS Office for Civil Rights investigator or opposing counsel responding to a demand letter, the deliverable is a dated, methodical, defensible record of conformance work, not a marketing certificate.
Fixed scope, fixed fee
Productized engagements with defined deliverables and timelines. Procurement officers, general counsel, and executive directors get a clear scope and a clear price before work begins.
Start with a short call
A 30-minute call clarifies which obligation applies to your organization, what a defensible posture looks like, and what an engagement would scope to. No obligation, no overlay pitch.
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