ADA & Section 508 Consulting

1. 1

   Discovery Call

   We learn your product, tech stack, timeline, and compliance goals.

2. 2

   Scoped Audit

   Manual and automated testing against the relevant standards.

3. 3

   Detailed Report

   Prioritized findings with severity ratings and code-level fix guidance.

4. 4

   Remediation Support

   We fix issues or guide your team — your choice.

5. 5

   Sign-off & Monitoring

   Conformance statement + optional ongoing monitoring.

Frequently Asked Questions about ADA & Section 508 Consulting

What should I do if I receive an ADA demand letter?

Do not ignore it — a non-response escalates to litigation. Contact us within 48 hours for an emergency audit. We document your current state, produce a remediation roadmap, and help you respond with a good-faith compliance plan, which significantly improves your legal position.

Does ADA apply to websites?

Yes. Courts and the Department of Justice have consistently held that websites are places of public accommodation under ADA Title III. The DOJ's 2024 final rule formally confirmed WCAG 2.1 AA as the standard for state and local government websites under Title II.

How is ADA compliance different from WCAG compliance?

The ADA is a US civil rights law that prohibits disability discrimination. It does not specify a technical standard. Courts and the DOJ point to WCAG 2.1 AA as the appropriate benchmark, so achieving WCAG 2.1 AA conformance is the clearest path to ADA compliance.

Can we get sued even if we have an accessibility overlay?

Yes. Overlay tools like UserWay and accessiBe have been named as defendants in ADA lawsuits. Independent research shows they do not reliably fix WCAG failures and often introduce new barriers. The only defensible path is fixing issues in your actual code.