Conformance audit
Manual WCAG 2.1 AA testing under DHS Trusted Tester methodology — the failures automated scans and overlays cannot find, documented by success criterion.
ADA Title III · Private business — websites & apps
ADA Title III web-accessibility defense, led by a certified federal tester.
A specialized practice that builds the documented WCAG 2.1 AA record a business needs when a demand letter arrives — a manual conformance audit, a prioritized remediation roadmap, and re-test verification — conducted under DHS Trusted Tester methodology. Fixed-fee, on a published schedule.
✓ DHS Trusted Tester TT-2604-08987
✓ ADA Coordinator certified — Univ. of Missouri
✓ NYC MBE certified vendor
✓ On the federal record — DOJ comment filed
ADA Title III web lawsuits — filed by the thousands every year
Plaintiffs' firms screen business websites with automated tools and send demand letters citing specific WCAG failures. In federal court, Title III suits seek injunctive relief plus the plaintiff's attorney's fees; state laws such as California's Unruh Act add statutory damages of roughly $4,000 per violation. There is no compliance deadline coming for private business — the exposure already exists, and the defense is a documented conformance record.
Our mission
Defensibility shouldn't depend on the size of your business
ADA Access for All works with businesses of every size — and a core pillar of the practice is serving small and family-owned businesses that carry the same litigation exposure as national brands but have no in-house counsel or compliance staff. A documented defense shouldn't be a privilege reserved for enterprises.
Does this apply to you?
Six signs your business is exposed
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Your business serves the public — retail, restaurant, medical or professional practice, hospitality, fitness, entertainment, or e-commerce.
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Customers use your website to order, book, schedule, pay, or fill out forms.
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Your site has never had a manual WCAG 2.1 AA audit — only automated scans, or nothing at all.
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You rely on an accessibility overlay or widget. Overlays do not bring a site into conformance — businesses running them get sued routinely.
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You publish menus, forms, or documents as PDFs that have never been tested for accessibility.
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You have received a demand letter, complaint, or lawsuit — or want to make sure you never do.
If you recognized your business in two or more of these, your site likely contains the exact failures plaintiffs' firms screen for. That is the gap this practice closes — and documents.
Engagements
Fixed-fee Title III engagements, scoped to your site
Every engagement is fixed-fee — no hourly surprises. Each produces a documented record of what was tested, what was found, and what was fixed: the record that matters if a letter arrives.
Tier 1
Conformance Audit
Fixed fee scoped to your site
Single site / core user paths
Typical delivery: 4 weeks
- Manual WCAG 2.1 AA audit (Trusted Tester methodology)
- Automated scan of the full site
- Findings by success criterion, in plain English
- Prioritized remediation roadmap
Most requested
Tier 2
Audit + Verified Remediation
Fixed fee scoped to your site
Full site / ordering, booking & checkout paths
Typical delivery: 6–8 weeks + re-test
- Everything in Tier 1
- Developer-ready fix guidance
- Re-test of every failure after remediation
- Documented conformance record & accessibility statement
- PDF & document assessment (menus, forms)
Tier 3
Conformance Retainer
Monthly retainer scoped to your site
Ongoing protection as your site changes
Ongoing · scheduled re-testing
- Everything in Tier 2
- Scheduled re-testing as content and features change
- New-feature reviews before launch
- Accessibility statement maintenance
Every engagement is scoped and quoted as a fixed fee after a short call — no hourly billing. Pricing is tailored to site size and complexity, and provided during scoping. A complete fee schedule is available on request.
Already holding a demand letter?
Engagements can be prioritized to respond on a deadline — beginning with the pages and failures the letter cites, then a documented re-test your counsel can put on the record. Start with a call today.
What we deliver
The record, not just a widget
Remediation roadmap
A prioritized, developer-ready plan — what to fix first, on the pages plaintiffs' firms screen.
Re-test verification
A documented record that cited failures were corrected — what was tested, what was found, and what was fixed.
Accessibility statement
An accurate, maintained statement of conformance — never an overstated claim that creates new exposure.
Why this firm
What sets the engagement apart
Tester-led, not overlay-installed
Overlays and widgets do not bring a site into conformance and do not stop lawsuits — several have themselves drawn complaints. The work here is conformance and documentation, performed by a DHS-certified tester.
Conducted under federal methodology
WCAG conformance testing follows DHS Trusted Tester methodology — the federal standard for accessibility evaluation. The audit, the remediation verification, and the documentation are delivered under one consistent methodology.
Honest scope
There is no government "ADA compliance certificate" for websites — anyone selling one is selling fiction. What exists, and what this practice produces, is a documented WCAG 2.1 AA conformance record: the thing that actually carries weight with counsel.
Credentials
The certifications behind every attestation
DHS Trusted Tester for WebCertificate TT-2604-08987 — the federal WCAG testing standard
ADA Coordinator CertificationUniversity of Missouri — program-compliance credential
Digital Accessibility CertificationRocky Mountain ADA Center
NYC Minority Business EnterpriseMWCERT2025-1083 · NYC Vendor VS00099772
Federal vendor UEIE2Q7D9LYPM54 — SAM.gov registered, CAGE pending
Primary NAICS541511 Custom Computer Programming Services
On the federal record: the firm filed a formal public comment on the DOJ ADA Title II Interim Final Rule. Verify it on Regulations.gov (opens in new tab) ↗
Free first look
Request a complimentary scan
We test your homepage against WCAG 2.1 AA and send a plain-English summary of the gaps a demand letter would likely cite. No sales call required.
A demand letter is cheaper to prevent than to answer.
A 30-minute call is enough to scope the engagement and confirm the fixed fee. No obligation.
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