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ADA & Accessibility Compliance

Make your website legally compliant and accessible to every visitor, before it becomes a liability.

ADA compliance is no longer optional. The number of web accessibility lawsuits filed in the United States grows every year, and businesses of every size have faced legal action over inaccessible websites. The good news: compliance is achievable, and a more accessible website is also a better website for everyone.

Web accessibility means building sites that can be used by people with visual, auditory, motor, and cognitive disabilities, screen reader compatibility, keyboard navigation, sufficient color contrast, captioned media, and clear predictable structure. The standard is WCAG 2.1 AA, the benchmark used by courts to evaluate compliance. Section 508 applies to all federal contractors and agencies. Digital Venture conducts thorough audits, delivers clear remediation reports, implements the fixes, and provides the documentation federal contractors need to demonstrate compliance.

How We Work

Our Accessibility Process

Accessibility Audit

We evaluate your website against WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 standards, automated scanning plus manual review, and document every issue with severity ratings.

Remediation Report

You receive a clear prioritized report: what needs to be fixed, why it matters, and what it takes to resolve it, in plain language, not legal jargon.

Implementation

Our development team implements the fixes, markup, contrast, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, form accessibility, and more.

Verification & Documentation

We re-audit to confirm all issues are resolved and provide a compliance summary document for legal protection or federal contract requirements.

Why It Matters

Beyond legal exposure, accessibility expands your audience. An estimated 26% of U.S. adults live with some form of disability, an inaccessible website turns them away before they ever become customers.

Fixing accessibility also improves SEO: search engines reward clear structure, descriptive alt text, and logical hierarchy, which are the same things screen readers need. For federal contractors, Section 508 compliance is a contract requirement, not a suggestion.

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By the Numbers

A Track Record That Speaks for Itself

375+Projects Completed

13+Years in Business

AAWCAG 2.1 Standard

508Section Compliant

Common Questions

Accessibility FAQs

If you serve the public, operate in interstate commerce, or hold federal contracts, the answer is almost certainly yes. The ADA has been interpreted by courts to apply to websites, and Section 508 applies to all federal contractors and agencies. We can handle the technical side, consulting a lawyer about your specific legal exposure is also advisable.

Most websites have issues even when recently built. Automated tools catch roughly 30-40% of problems, the rest require human evaluation. We run both and give you the complete picture.

A standard audit takes 3-5 business days. Remediation depends on severity, typically 1-4 weeks for most sites.

Yes, we provide a compliance summary outlining what was reviewed, what was fixed, and the standards met. This is useful for Section 508 requirements in federal solicitations and contract performance reporting.

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