A More Accessible Website Starts Here
Connect more people to your mission.
Make Every Visit Count
Your website should help everyone connect with your mission, find information, and use your services. For nonprofits, an inclusive website helps remove barriers so more people can get the support they need and take part in your work.
We understand the requirements and nonprofit budgets. Our team simplifies the process with a clear assessment, practical next steps, and documentation to show funders your progress.
ADA Web Accessibility Deadline: April 26, 2027
If your organization receives government funding or operates government-funded programs, review your grant agreements, contracts, Section 504 obligations, and other funding requirements. Many organizations are required to meet digital accessibility standards even when the ADA Title II deadline does not apply directly.
A Clear Path to Fewer Website Barriers
Understand where your website stands and what needs attention. We guide you through three straightforward steps.
1. Get an Estimate
Share your website with us. We review your content and provide a time and materials estimate so you know what to expect before the assessment begins.
2. Assess and Document
- Assess Your Website: We evaluate your website against WCAG 2.1 Level AA and its four principles.
- Document the Findings: We record the results using the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).
- Review Your Results: See which requirements your website supports, partially supports, or does not support.
3. Improve and Review
- Choose Your Path: Decide whether to remediate individual issues or replace larger components.
- Make Improvements: Use the findings to guide updates completed by your staff, volunteers, or contracted support.
- Return for Review: Once updates are complete, we verify the changes that were made.
- Finalize Your Report: We finalize your ACR to document your website’s accessibility status.
Receive Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)
We finalize your ACR to document how your website meets accessibility standards at the time of review. This snapshot identifies what meets requirements and where gaps remain, giving you a roadmap for continued improvements as your website evolves.
An ACR is a documented assessment of your website showing which requirements are met, partially met, and not met at the time of the assessment.
An ACR is not a government certification, legal determination, or permanent guarantee. You may have an ACR even if some requirements are not met or partially met.
The ACR is a snapshot of where you are right now. It isn’t a final determination of ADA compliance. Keeping your website accessible requires ongoing care as your content updates.
A Clear Path to Fewer Website Barriers
Understand where your website stands and what needs attention. We guide you through three straightforward steps.
1. Get an Estimate
Share your website with us. We review your content and provide a time and materials estimate so you know what to expect before the assessment begins.
2. Assess and Document
- Assess Your Website: We evaluate your website against WCAG 2.1 Level AA and its four principles.
- Document the Findings: We record the results using the Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT).
- Review Your Results: See which requirements your website supports, partially supports, or does not support.
3. Improve and Review
- Choose Your Path: Decide whether to remediate individual issues or replace larger components.
- Make Improvements: Use the findings to guide updates completed by your staff, volunteers, or contracted support.
- Return for Review: Once updates are complete, we verify the changes that were made.
- Finalize Your Report: We finalize your ACR to document your website’s accessibility status.
Receive Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR)
We finalize your ACR to document how your website meets accessibility standards at the time of review. This snapshot identifies what meets requirements and where gaps remain, giving you a roadmap for continued improvements as your website evolves.
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