Accessibility that holds up to scrutiny.
We audit, remediate, and document your website to WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 standards — so people can actually use it, and your organization can show its work.
The realityAccessibility isn't optional anymore.
Inaccessible sites cost you customers — and carry real risk.
Accessibility isn't just good practice. For many organizations it's a legal requirement and a condition of doing business.
ADA & legal exposure
Web-accessibility lawsuits and demand letters keep rising. An audit and a documented remediation plan are your best defense.
Section 508 mandates
Selling to government or working with agencies means conforming to Section 508 and providing a VPAT. No conformance, no contract.
Lost customers
Roughly 1 in 4 U.S. adults lives with a disability. If they can't navigate, read, or check out on your site, that's revenue walking away.
The deadlines are real — and remediation takes months.
Accessibility isn't a once-a-year filing, but the law now sets hard dates. A full audit and fix runs weeks to months — so the organizations that wait until the deadline are the ones that miss it.
ADA Title II
The DOJ's 2024 rule requires public websites and apps to meet WCAG 2.1 AA.
- Apr 2027 entities serving 50,000+ people
- Apr 2028 smaller entities & special districts
European Accessibility Act
Applies to businesses selling into the EU — e-commerce, finance, media and more (micro-enterprises exempt).
- In force since June 2025 · WCAG 2.1 AA / EN 301 549
Section 508
An ongoing requirement for federal agencies and the vendors that sell to them — no conformance, no contract.
- Ongoing WCAG 2.1 AA · VPAT required
Sources: U.S. DOJ ADA Title II final rule (2024; compliance deadlines extended April 2026) · European Accessibility Act (Directive 2019/882) · Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act. Dates reflect current federal guidance and may change.
A clear path from audit to conformance.
Audit
Automated scan plus hands-on manual testing — keyboard, screen reader, focus order, and reading flow.
Report
A prioritized findings report mapped to WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria — and a VPAT/ACR when you need one.
Remediate
We fix the issues in your code, or guide your team through them, with practical, standards-based solutions.
Verify
We re-test to confirm the fixes hold, and give you a maintenance plan so conformance doesn't drift over time.
We test with the same automated engines and the real assistive technology your visitors use.
We put our own site through the process.
Before we ask for your trust, here's the proof on our own homepage — measured with axe-core, the industry-standard automated testing engine.
axe DevTools
What we changed
- Raised text and link contrast to meet the WCAG 2.1 AA minimum ratio, in both light and dark themes.
- Added a "skip to main content" link and a focusable main landmark for keyboard users.
- Fixed focus management — the mobile menu leaves the tab order when closed, and focus returns predictably.
- Converted action controls from placeholder links to real buttons — so they work with both Enter and Space.
- Corrected ARIA roles, heading order, and landmark structure that automated scanners flag.
Honest footnote: automated tools like axe catch only part of WCAG — roughly a third to a half of all success criteria. Reaching zero automated violations is a milestone, not a finish line. The rest (meaningful alt text, logical reading order, screen-reader labeling) takes manual expertise — which is exactly what a real audit adds, and what we bring to your project.
Verify it yourself — run axe on our homepageWhat your audit report looks like.
Clear, prioritized, and mapped to WCAG success criteria — so your team knows exactly what to fix, how serious it is, and how to fix it.
Body text has a contrast ratio of 3.8:1 against its background — below the 4.5:1 minimum.
Fix: darken the text token to reach ≥ 4.5:1, or lighten the background surface.
The menu toggle can't be operated by keyboard, and focus is trapped behind the open overlay.
Fix: use a native button and manage focus on open/close.
Four informative images are missing alternative text.
Fix: add concise, descriptive alt text; mark purely decorative images as such.
Sample findings shown for illustration — your report reflects your actual site.
Deliverables, not just a score.
- Findings report mapped to WCAG 2.1 AA, prioritized by impact.
- VPAT / ACR conformance report when your buyers or agency require one.
- Remediation — we fix the code, or coach your developers through it.
- Re-test & sign-off confirming the fixes hold up.
- Maintenance plan so conformance doesn't slip as content changes.
- A real person to talk to — U.S.-based, no offshore ticket queue.
Built to standard, backed by real credentials.
UEI: SEGBR96ACVG7 · CAGE: 21FD4
Find out where your site stands.
Start with a conversation. We'll scope your site, explain what an audit covers, and give you a clear, fixed quote — priced to your project, never a template.
Paid 60-min discovery call · full refund if cancelled 2+ days ahead.
Scope & conformance note
Viro Digital builds and remediates to WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Section 508 standards according to professional best practice at the time of delivery. Accessibility conformance is not a permanent, one-time state — it depends on future content, third-party tools, and evolving standards. We do not guarantee that a site will pass every automated scanner, satisfy every auditor, or be immune from legal claims. All work is governed by the scope agreed in your statement of work.