Website accessibility work for small businesses in the US and Australia: audits, fixes and monthly re-scans that keep you WCAG 2.2 AA — plus fast, accessible stores, business sites and web apps built right from the first line.
Scanning 48 pages · checkout, product, cart
12 issues · contrast · missing labels · keyboard trap
Checkout fields labelled · focus order fixed
Images described · contrast raised to 4.5:1
✓ WCAG 2.2 AA · score 100 · report saved
Next re-scan: 1st of the month“We got an ADA demand letter.”
Most digital accessibility suits target online stores. A clear audit and fix plan is the calm, practical response.
“Our checkout loses people on phones.”
Slow pages and unlabelled fields cost sales from every customer — not only those using assistive technology.
“We fixed it once. Then a plugin update broke it.”
Accessibility drifts with every change. Without re-scans, you only find out from the next letter.
We don't sell overlays or badges. We find the real issues, fix them in the code and keep checking.
We scan every template — home, product, cart, checkout — with automated tools, then test the critical paths by keyboard and screen reader.
You get a plain-English report: what's wrong, who it affects, how serious it is, and the order we'll fix it in.
We fix it in your theme or code — labels, contrast, focus order, alt text, error messages — and speed up the pages while we're there.
Each month we re-scan, catch regressions from new content or plugins, and send a dated report for your records.
Website accessibility is the thread through all of them — every site we ship is built to WCAG 2.2 AA.
Project 01
A real audit for ADA website compliance — automated and manual — then the fixes in your code, with a report you can keep.
Project 02
An accessible ecommerce store on open-source commerce — no platform fees — with stock and a customer inbox built in.
Project 03
A web app MVP with login, database and admin panel, deployed to infrastructure you own so you're never locked in.
Project 04
A fast, search-ready business site built on the same design and SEO system as this one — easy for your team to update.
Project 05
Website speed fixes that phones notice, technical SEO cleaned up, and cookie-free analytics so you see what works.
Project 06
Daily checks of competitor prices and stock, with a dashboard and an alert when something important changes.
Accessibility overlays don't make a site compliant. Real fixes, real testing and a record of both do.
Automated scans catch the obvious; keyboard and screen-reader passes catch what matters on your checkout.
Every audit and re-scan is dated and saved — useful evidence that you take accessibility seriously.
Accessible pages are lighter pages. We fix performance alongside, because both cost you customers.
We got a demand letter about our website. I don't even know where to start.
Start by not panicking — and loop in your lawyer. We'll run a full audit this week so you know exactly what's wrong and what it takes to fix.
Someone sold us an accessibility widget last year. Didn't that cover it?
Widgets don't change the code underneath, so the issues stay. We'll fix them properly and set up monthly re-scans so it stays fixed.
An example of a typical first call.
About 1 week
Full WCAG 2.2 AA audit with a prioritised, plain-English report.
Best when you need to know where you stand.
1–4 weeks
Audit, fixes in your code, re-test and an accessibility statement.
Best after a demand letter or before a relaunch.
Monthly
Re-scan, regression fixes and a dated report every month.
Best for stores that change content often.
A quick first look is free. You'll hear back within one business day.