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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