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A website everyone can use. Built and kept to WCAG 2.2 AA.

About one in four adults in the U.S. lives with a disability. An accessible website welcomes all of them, and it’s clearer and easier to use for everyone else too. We audit, fix and build websites to WCAG 2.2 AA, then keep them that way with ongoing checks, not a one-click widget.

A real person on call, priority support and updates in plain English.

What you can expect

A website that welcomes every visitor.

Accessibility makes your site better for everyone: clearer, easier to use and easier to find.

It matters most for cities and public agencies, schools, healthcare, banks and credit unions, retailers, restaurants and hotels.

Usable by everyone
Keyboard, screen reader and low-vision visitors can do everything others can.
Built into the code
Real fixes in the site itself, tested by people, not papered over with a widget.
Stays that way
Ongoing checks keep new pages and updates accessible.

What’s covered

Accessibility done properly, not papered over.

Accessibility audit

Automated scans plus manual testing with a keyboard and screen readers, written up in plain English.

Code & design fixes

Headings, labels, focus order, contrast, menus and forms fixed in the site itself.

Alt text & media

Meaningful image descriptions, captions for video and accessible PDFs where you need them.

Accessibility statement

A clear statement of your standard and an easy way for visitors to report a problem.

Ongoing monitoring

Scheduled scans and spot checks so new pages and updates don’t quietly break access.

Team training

Short, practical training so your staff publish accessible content from now on.

We build and test to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the standard courts and the Department of Justice reference. We aren’t a law firm, and no one can honestly guarantee you won’t receive a complaint. What we can do is remove the barriers and document the work.

Peace of mind, built in

Every service comes with someone you can count on.

Behind every project is a small, senior team that knows your setup, keeps it in good shape and explains everything in plain English.

Direct access on retainer

Retainer clients reach our team directly, and changes are done within 24 hours. No ticket queue, no account manager in the middle.

Looked after

We keep an eye on what we build and run, so small things get handled before they become big ones.

Quick when it counts

Time-sensitive requests are treated as priorities, not scheduled for next week.

Plain English

You always know what happened, what we did about it and what comes next.

How it works

Clear steps, no surprises.

  1. Audit

    Scans plus hands-on testing across your key pages and forms.

  2. Prioritize

    A plain-English report, ranked by impact on real visitors.

  3. Remediate

    We fix the issues in the code, design and content.

  4. Monitor

    Ongoing checks so the site stays accessible as it grows.

Questions, answered

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Alex FullerEagle Cove · ADA & WCAG Accessible Websites
Do accessibility overlay widgets work?
Not well. Overlays don’t fix the underlying code, often get in the way of screen reader users and haven’t stopped lawsuits. We fix the site itself.
What is WCAG 2.2 AA?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the international standard for accessible websites. Level AA is the level most laws, courts and the DOJ’s rule for state and local governments point to.
Does the ADA apply to my small business website?
Courts have often applied the ADA to business websites, especially those tied to a physical location. Public entities have a specific DOJ rule. Your attorney can advise on your situation; we make the site accessible.
How long does an audit and fix take?
It depends on the size of the site. A small business site can usually be audited and fixed in a few weeks. You get a written plan and timeline first.
Will my site look different?
Usually only slightly. Most fixes are invisible: labels, structure and code. Where colors need adjusting, we keep them on brand.