Question 1

Who needs accessibility compliance?

Accepted Answer

Federal agencies and their vendors must meet Section 508. Private businesses face the ADA — courts have ruled that websites and apps must be accessible. Healthcare, finance, education, SaaS, and e-commerce companies face real legal risk from demand letters. Proactive compliance costs a fraction of reactive litigation.

Question 2

What is a VPAT?

Accepted Answer

A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template documents how your product meets accessibility standards. Federal agencies require one before procurement. Enterprise buyers increasingly request them during vendor evaluation. If you sell to government or large organizations, you need a current VPAT.

Question 3

How long does an accessibility audit take?

Accepted Answer

Small sites (under 25 pages): 3–5 business days. Medium applications (up to 100 screens): 7–10 business days. Enterprise systems: 2–4 weeks. All timelines are agreed in the proposal before work begins.

Question 4

What accessibility standards do you test against?

Accepted Answer

WCAG 2.2 Level AA, Section 508 Web Baseline, ADA Title III, EN 301 549 for international procurement, and PDF/UA for document accessibility.

Question 5

Do you fix accessibility issues or only identify them?

Accepted Answer

Both. Every engagement includes remediation guidance with developer-ready fix specifications and a re-test to verify resolution. We issue a clean VPAT once everything passes.

Question 6

Do you work with private sector companies?

Accepted Answer

Yes. We work across healthcare, finance, education, SaaS, and e-commerce — whether you're responding to an ADA demand letter, reducing legal risk proactively, or preparing to sell into government.

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