Our Mission: Make the Web Accessible for Everyone
We believe the internet should be usable by everyone, regardless of ability. That's why we built AccessAudit.
Our Story
AccessAudit was born from a simple realization: accessibility compliance shouldn't be this hard.
After working with dozens of companies struggling to make their websites accessible, we saw the same problems everywhere:
- Manual accessibility audits took weeks and cost thousands
- Developers received long lists of issues without clear solutions
- Fixing problems required deep WCAG expertise most teams didn't have
- By the time issues were fixed, new ones had already been introduced
We knew there had to be a better way. What if we could combine automated accessibility testing with AI to not just find issues, but provide production-ready code fixes?
That's exactly what we built. AccessAudit scans your website, identifies WCAG compliance issues, and generates AI-powered code fixes you can implement immediately. What used to take weeks now takes minutes.
Our goal is simple: make accessibility testing so easy that every website can be accessible to everyone.
Why Web Accessibility Matters
Building an inclusive web benefits everyone – from users to businesses to society as a whole
It's the Right Thing to Do
15% of the world's population has some form of disability. Everyone deserves equal access to information and services online.
It's the Law
The ADA, Section 508, and similar laws worldwide require accessible websites. Non-compliance can result in costly lawsuits.
It's Good Business
Accessible websites reach more customers, rank better in search engines, and provide better user experiences for everyone.
The Impact of Accessibility
Americans have a disability that impacts their daily life, according to the CDC.
The global spending power of people with disabilities and their families.
Of websites have critical accessibility issues that prevent access for users with disabilities.
ADA-related lawsuits filed in 2023 alone, costing businesses millions in settlements.
Legal Compliance
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Requires businesses to provide equal access to goods and services. Courts have increasingly ruled that this includes websites.
Section 508
Federal agencies and contractors must make their electronic and information technology accessible.
WCAG 2.1
The international standard for web accessibility, adopted by governments and organizations worldwide.
European Accessibility Act (EAA)
Requires accessibility for products and services in EU member states, effective June 2025.
Business Benefits
Larger Market Reach
Access to 1.3 billion people with disabilities worldwide
Better SEO
Many accessibility features overlap with SEO best practices
Improved UX for All
Accessible sites are easier to use for everyone
Legal Protection
Reduce risk of costly lawsuits and settlements
Brand Reputation
Show commitment to inclusion and corporate responsibility
Future-Proof
Works better across all devices and assistive technologies
Start Making the Web More Accessible Today
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