Customers are being turned away
Missing labels, keyboard traps, and low contrast stop people from booking, buying, or contacting you. Those are lost leads, not just compliance items.
We audit your website against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, remediate the code and content that block people with disabilities, and monitor the site with accessibility plugins and regular reports as it changes. Received a demand letter? We provide the technical work alongside your attorney.
Website accessibility claims under the Americans with Disabilities Act are brought against businesses of every size. Many begin with a demand letter that cites barriers any automated scanner can find.
Missing labels, keyboard traps, and low contrast stop people from booking, buying, or contacting you. Those are lost leads, not just compliance items.
Plaintiffs’ firms use automated tools to find sites with obvious barriers. Law firms, medical practices, restaurants, retailers, and service businesses all receive them.
Courts, regulators, and settlement agreements commonly reference WCAG Level AA. Building to that standard gives your accessibility work a clear, recognized target.
Start with a single audit or combine services into an ongoing program. Every engagement is scoped to your site, platform, and risk.
A full WCAG 2.2 AA review of your key pages and user journeys, followed by hands-on fixes to the code and content.
Websites change as content, plugins, and pages are added. We monitor your site with accessibility plugins and send regular reports, so new issues are visible and can be addressed.
If you have received a demand letter or complaint, we provide the technical audit and remediation while your attorney handles the legal response.
A public accessibility statement and a written record of what was tested, found, and remediated.
Enter your website below. The ShureOS scan checks common accessibility signals along with AI search readiness, as a starting point. Automated results are not a full audit; a full audit adds manual testing a scan cannot do.
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Automated scanning across the site, then manual keyboard and screen-reader testing of the pages and journeys that matter most: forms, booking, checkout, and contact.
Findings are ranked by impact and mapped to WCAG criteria. We fix shared templates and components first, then page-level content.
Remediated issues are retested and logged, your accessibility statement is published, and monitoring plugins and regular reports flag new issues as the site changes.
A demand letter usually comes with a deadline. Your attorney handles the legal response; we can provide a technical audit, remediation, and documentation of the work.
We are not a law firm and do not provide legal advice. Our work does not guarantee any legal outcome or prevent future claims.
Tested by tools and by people.
The ADA does not include a technical checklist for websites. Courts, regulators, and settlement agreements commonly point to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) at Level AA as the benchmark, so we audit and remediate against WCAG 2.2 Level AA unless your project calls for a different target.
No. A widget does not fix the underlying code, content, and interactions that people using screen readers or keyboards depend on, and websites using overlays are still the subject of demand letters and lawsuits. We remediate the site itself and use plugins only for monitoring and reporting.
Do not ignore it, and share it with your attorney right away. We can then run a documented audit of the pages and barriers named in the letter, prioritize remediation, and provide the findings, fix log, and retest results your attorney can use.
Most sites can be remediated in place. We fix templates and shared components first so a single change corrects many pages. If the platform itself prevents accessible markup, we will tell you and outline the options.
Automated tools catch only part of the issues. They cannot tell whether focus order makes sense, whether a label describes its field, or whether a checkout works with a screen reader. We combine automated scans with keyboard and assistive-technology testing.
We install and configure accessibility monitoring plugins on your site and send regular reports showing your score, trends, and newly detected issues. Flagged issues are reviewed and can be remediated as part of your plan. Automated monitoring does not catch every barrier, so periodic manual review is still recommended.
It depends on the number of templates, the platform, and how many issues the audit finds. After the initial scan we give you a scoped plan with priorities and a timeline before any remediation begins.
No. No audit, remediation, plugin, or monitoring service can guarantee compliance, legal immunity, or that a claim will not be filed. Our work reduces accessibility barriers and documents the effort. Legal questions should be reviewed by qualified counsel; we work alongside your attorney and do not give legal advice.
See where your website stands, identify the gaps, and start a conversation about what to improve next.