Website accessibility audits for South Florida businesses

ADA is a legal question. WCAG is the working standard.

This page is general information, not legal advice. How the ADA applies to your business depends on the facts, and that call belongs to an attorney. We do not claim, certify or promise legal ADA compliance.

Our job is the website itself. We check key pages and visitor paths against WCAG. Then we show you where a keyboard, screen reader, zoom setting or mobile phone runs into trouble.

What a website accessibility audit checks

A real audit goes beyond a quick score. We check the pages people use to learn, call, book, buy and get help.

You get a report in plain English. We rank the findings by impact, so the fixes that block the most important tasks come first. No vague score. No mystery jargon.

• ▸Keyboard use for menus, buttons, forms, cart and checkout.
• ▸Screen reader names, labels, headings and text alternatives for images.
• ▸Color contrast and text that stays readable when zoomed.
• ▸Form instructions, field labels, error messages and required fields.
• ▸Captions and controls when your pages have audio or video.
• ▸Focus order and mobile layouts, checked on a throttled mobile connection.

Overlay widgets do not fix the page

A widget that sits on top of your site may add controls for contrast or text size. Those controls can be useful. They do not repair the page underneath.

If a form label is missing, a button has unclear text or the focus jumps around, the root problem is still there. The widget can also clash with the tools already on a visitor's device. The real fix is in the content, theme and code. That is where we work.

How the work goes

We keep live sites safe by doing repair work away from public view. Your visitors should not be our test group.

We work on WordPress, Shopify, WooCommerce and custom sites built by anyone. If the current setup is messy, we say so. Then we map the cleanest route to the fix.

• ▸Pick the pages and tasks to review first.
• ▸Audit home, service, contact, booking, cart and checkout pages as needed.
• ▸Deliver a plain English report ranked by impact.
• ▸Make the approved fixes on a copy of the site.
• ▸Recheck the repairs, then move the approved work to the live site.

Accessibility helps more people than you expect

These checks matter most for people with disabilities. They also help someone reading in harsh sun, using one hand, dealing with tired eyes or trying to tap a small button on slow service.

Clear headings help people who scan. Power users feel the difference when menus work from a keyboard. Readable contrast and error messages that say what went wrong mean more visitors finish what they came to do. Better access is basic quality.

Straight answers, real repairs, clear limits

Printing a compliance claim is easy. Fixing a broken menu or form takes real work. We focus on the second one.

You get a clear record of what we checked, what we repaired and what still needs work. If your attorney wants the technical details, we will explain our findings. Legal conclusions are theirs to make.

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