ADA Compliance Services to Make Your Website Accessible
Accessibility opens doors. We help you keep them open. Vynce Digital's ADA compliance services make your website usable for people with disabilities and work toward WCAG 2.2 AA conformance through hands-on audits and code-level fixes, not just overlay widgets, so you can offer an inclusive experience and reduce risk.
- Audit, fix, and test your site against WCAG 2.2
- Real code-level remediation, not a widget
- An accessibility statement and report you can share
- Ongoing monitoring as your site changes
We Audit. We Fix. We Certify.
Why ADA Compliance Matters
Inclusivity makes for better business. About 1.3 billion people, roughly 16% of the world's population, live with a disability that can affect how they use digital content. When a website is hard to navigate, entire audiences can be unintentionally excluded from what you offer. Making your site accessible is the right thing to do, and it opens your business to more people.
There is a real risk side too. The WebAIM Million 2025 report found detectable WCAG failures on about 94.8% of the top one million homepages, and more than 5,000 digital accessibility lawsuits were filed across US courts in 2025, with federal website filings up about 27% year over year. Businesses of every size, including small ones, have received demand letters over inaccessible sites.
Vynce Digital helps close that gap. We identify where your site creates barriers, fix those issues at the code level, and help you work toward WCAG 2.2 AA conformance, so your website is more inclusive, more usable, and better positioned to reduce legal risk.
Understanding ADA, WCAG, and Accessibility Standards
Digital access is now part of everyday life, so it helps to understand the standards involved. The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is a US civil rights law that addresses equal access for people with disabilities. The ADA itself does not spell out technical standards for websites, but courts, regulators, and organizations commonly reference the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) when evaluating digital accessibility. WCAG, developed by the W3C, is the international technical framework for making web content accessible.
WCAG 2.2 is the latest version and expands accessibility considerations across vision, hearing, cognitive and learning differences, motor and mobility needs, and photosensitivity. It defines three levels of conformance.
Most businesses aim for WCAG 2.2 Level AA, which is the practical standard courts and regulators tend to reference. Vynce Digital is not a law firm and does not provide legal determinations, so we recommend qualified legal counsel for questions specific to your situation.
What WCAG 2.2 Covers
Level A (foundational)
The most basic barriers, such as text alternatives for images, keyboard-accessible functionality, avoidance of seizure-triggering elements, and logical content structure.
Level AA (the common benchmark)
The level most often referenced in ADA discussions and legal cases. It adds requirements like sufficient color contrast, visible focus indicators, clear form labels and error messaging, and consistent navigation.
Level AAA (advanced)
The most comprehensive criteria, such as higher contrast thresholds and enhanced cognitive support. These are more specialized and may not be feasible for every site.
The Benefits of Website Accessibility
A website is often the first interaction between a business and its audience. When that experience is clear and usable, everyone benefits.
Accessibility for more users
People who experience visual, cognitive, motor, or situational barriers can tailor and use your content, so more of your audience can engage.
Improved usability for everyone
Clear structure, readable text, and intuitive navigation help all visitors, not just those who rely on assistive technology.
Broader audience reach
Easier-to-use sites let more visitors find information, explore your offerings, and take action across devices.
Reduced legal risk
Working toward WCAG 2.2 AA conformance helps address the barriers that accessibility lawsuits commonly cite.
Stronger SEO and AI visibility
Clean, well-structured, accessible content is easier for search engines and AI systems to interpret, which supports discoverability.
Brand trust
Inclusive experiences show thoughtfulness and care, which shapes how people perceive your brand.
Future-proofing
Accessibility practices help your site adapt as platforms, devices, and assistive technologies evolve.
Our Website Accessibility Compliance Program
We deliver accessibility as a complete, hands-on program, not a one-click add-on. Here is what our ADA compliance services include.
Website accessibility audit
A thorough review of your site against WCAG 2.2, combining automated checks with manual testing.
Accessibility repair
Code-level and design fixes for the issues the audit uncovers.
Assessment of content and media
Review of images, video, documents, and other content for accessibility.
User testing
Testing of key flows, including with assistive technology, to confirm real-world usability.
Accessibility statement
A clear statement for your site describing your accessibility commitment and the conformance level reached.
Final accessibility report
Documentation of the work done and the WCAG 2.2 conformance level achieved.
Site badge
A badge indicating your site has been tested and remediated to WCAG 2.2.
ADA compliance training
Guidance so your team can maintain accessibility as you add pages, features, and content.
Monitoring and testing support
An initial monitoring and testing period to help keep your site accessible as it changes.
What You Can Expect From Our ADA Compliance Services
Here is how the work plays out, from first review to ongoing upkeep.A note on overlay widgets: one-click accessibility plugins alone often do not resolve underlying issues. Roughly a fifth of accessibility lawsuits in 2025 targeted sites that already had a widget installed. That is why we fix your site at the code level rather than relying on an overlay.
A page-by-page audit report
We test your pages against WCAG 2.2 criteria and document each issue: what it is, where it occurs, why it matters, and how to fix it, with code guidance where relevant.
Developers ready to help
If you do not have a developer available, our team can implement the required fixes directly. This is often the fastest, most cost-effective path to a more accessible site.
A re-check after fixes
Once issues are addressed, we test your site again and document the conformance level reached, then provide your accessibility statement and report. This helps show that your site has been tested and remediated, and helps reduce risk.
Why Choose Vynce Digital for ADA Compliance
We treat accessibility as real engineering work, not a shortcut.
We audit
We assess your website with both automated tools and manual testing against WCAG 2.2.
We fix
Our team corrects the code and design where needed, and advises on content, to address the barriers we find.
We certify
After remediation, we document the conformance level reached and provide an accessibility statement, report, and badge showing your site has been tested.
We monitor
We offer ongoing support so your site stays accessible as it evolves and updates.
We train
We help your team keep accessibility front of mind each time you add pages, widgets, or features.
Frequently Asked Questions
Straight answers to the questions we hear most. Ask us anything else on a call.
They help make your website accessible to people with disabilities and work toward WCAG 2.2 AA conformance. The work usually includes auditing your site, fixing issues at the code level, and supporting ongoing accessibility.
WCAG stands for the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the international standard for web accessibility from the W3C. Level AA is the benchmark most often referenced in ADA discussions and legal cases.
Any business with a public-facing website may be expected to make it accessible, and accessibility lawsuits have risen sharply in recent years. Beyond legal risk, an accessible site reaches more people and improves usability for everyone.
You can start with an automated ADA compliance checker, but automated tools only catch part of the issues. A thorough review combines automated checks with manual testing against WCAG, which is what our audit provides.
Overlay widgets alone often do not resolve underlying accessibility issues, and many sites using them have still faced lawsuits. We focus on fixing your site at the code level rather than relying on a widget.
We audit your site, fix issues in the code, test with assistive technology, and provide an accessibility statement and report. We can also monitor and support your site as it changes over time.
No, no provider can guarantee legal compliance, since standards evolve and enforcement varies. We help you work toward WCAG 2.2 AA conformance and reduce risk, and we recommend consulting qualified legal counsel for legal questions.
Yes, businesses of all sizes have received demand letters and lawsuits over inaccessible websites. Taking proactive steps toward accessibility helps reduce that risk while making your site work for more people.
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