Compliance Packages2020-01-16T22:57:55+00:00

HAVE YOUR WEBSITE PROFESSIONALLY AUDITED and REPAIRED.

ADA Website Compliance
Summary

ADA Website Compliance Audit
3 Report Package

ADA Website Compliance Audit
5 Report Package

The Website Audit Summary Portion Contains

Acquiring a single Website Audit will determine if your website is ADA Compliant.

  • The Summary portion provides:
    • Number of public facing web pages you have
    • What your overall website score is
    • Total number of issues fond on your site
    • Number of web pages with accessibility issues
    • Total number of web accessibility issues
    • Number of markup issues
    • Number of CSS errors
    • Number of broken links
    • Number of web pages with W3C errors
    • Number of W3C errors
  • If your website is compliant continue with business as usual.
  • If your website is NOT compliant you will now have what you need to become ADA Compliant.

The Full Audit Report Contains

When you purchase at least 3 Reports you receive both the Summary and Full Website ADA Compliance Audit Reports.  The compiled data is what you need to bring your website into ADA Compliance.

  • The Full Audit provides:
    • the audited web page
    • the number of ADA violations per web page
    • the type of issue with the code
    • the line and column of each ADA violation
    • the actual string of code not in compliance
    • the specific ADA regulation violated
    • the suggested repair for the code

Acquire an estimate to repair your website with enough ADA Compliance Audit Reports to complete the job.

An estimate to repair your website can only be provided from the details of the Full Audit Report, we can also begin the repairs to your website code by using the Full Audit Report.

Once the repairs have begun we (or any website development professional making your repairs) will need additional reports to verify that the progress being made to repair your website is as desired.  Therefore, we estimate that you will need a minimum of 3 Full Audits:

  1. the first to provide the details to acquire the estimate for repairs and begin the work
  2. the second as a progress report during the repair process, as well as confirm that no other code errors are created
  3. the third to confirm, when the repair process is completed that your website is truly ADA Compliant.