Federal and Massachusetts law now require all business websites to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA standards. We handle everything — audit, remediation, certification, and ongoing monitoring — so you stay protected.
First violation under the DOJ final rule that took effect June 24, 2024. Repeat violations reach $150,000.
MA has some of the strongest disability rights laws in the country, with a dedicated Digital Accessibility & Equity Governance Board.
Courts consistently rule that websites are public accommodations — meaning a single complaint letter can start a costly legal process immediately.
Non-compliant businesses risk disqualification from federal and state contracts. MA contractors must comply by April 26, 2026.
1 in 4 American adults lives with a disability. An inaccessible site locks out over 61 million potential customers with $490B+ in annual purchasing power.
ADA lawsuits are public record. Being sued for excluding people with disabilities creates lasting brand damage that extends far beyond legal costs.
We review your site, discuss your exposure, and provide a no-obligation assessment of your accessibility gaps.
WCAG 2.1 automated + manual scan with a detailed issues report and prioritized fix roadmap.
Our team implements all required fixes — alt text, contrast, keyboard navigation, form labels, captions, and more.
Your site is certified, the ADA Active Shield badge is installed, and monthly monitoring begins to keep you protected.
Full WCAG 2.1 automated + manual scan · Detailed issues report · Color contrast & keyboard navigation review · Prioritized fix roadmap for all site sizes.
Annual ADA assessment report · Manual spot-check · Same-week fix implementation · Priority support · Website certification badge renewal.
Tax Credit Reminder: Small businesses can claim up to $5,000 in federal tax credits (Section 44 Disabled Access Credit) and $15,000 in deductions annually for accessibility improvements. This investment may cost you nothing after filing. Ask us how during your free consultation.
Once a website successfully completes our accessibility audit and remediation process, it is awarded the ADA Active Shield Certification Badge. This badge can be displayed on the website to communicate to visitors, search engines, and stakeholders that the site aligns with recognized accessibility standards, including WCAG 2.1 Level AA guidelines.
The certification badge is reviewed and updated annually as part of the Active Shield monitoring program — reinforcing that compliance is actively maintained over time, not just a one-time achievement.
Ideal for footer or sidebar placement. Full-detail version with maximum brand impact.
Header or navigation placement. Slim profile with clear trust messaging alongside your brand.
Small footer or inline placement. Unobtrusive yet visible certification mark for tight spaces.