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About AccessChecked

We do one thing: make business websites meet WCAG 2.1 AA, then prove it.

Most accessibility problems on small-business sites are the same two dozen issues, repeated across templates: missing alt text, unlabeled buttons, low contrast, keyboard traps, invisible focus, broken heading order. They're not hard to fix. They are tedious to find and to fix properly — in the code, not with a script laid over the top — and they're what website accessibility lawsuits are built on.

So the program is fixed in shape and fixed in price. Audit, fix, retest, record. We file every engagement in the Accessibility Registry, where anyone — you, your customers, a lawyer — can see the status, the scope, the dates, and the history.

What we don't do

We don't sell overlays or accessibility widgets. We don't give legal advice or predict how a case will go. We don't call a site "compliant" or "certified" — we say what we checked, what we fixed, and when.

How we work with you

Everything runs through the contact form and email from there. Questions are answered in writing so you have a record of them too.