ADA Audit

Get Your Free Website ADA Compliance Assessment

ADA compliance is something that applies to many businesses. Yet, very few pay attention to it until they’ve already received their court notice. In case you didn’t know, ADA stands for the “Americans With Disabilities Act.” It’s a legal set of regulations that your website must adhere to for the sake of making your business more accessible to people with disabilities.

Individual businesses are caught every day. Don’t let yours be one of them. Get a FREE review of your website sent to you within just three days!

The expanded premium website ADA compliance assessment includes:

A complete and thorough review of your site by technical team members who have disabilities
A customized actionable list of of each step required to attain compliance
Access to a fast and reliable remediation team

Take The First Step in Making Your Website Compliant.

A Few of Our Clients

Live Assessments Completed by Technical Team Members with Disabilities

a360

We have partnered with a top-notch ADA compliance organization, Accessible360 (A360), who employs technical team members with disabilities and has advised on these issues at the federal level. By conducting live assessments, rather than using automated tools, we can prevent false positives and highlight all usability issues. O8 then takes this audit and completes remediations to ensure you are fully compliant!

What's In The Assessment?

Benefits of a Fully ADA Complaint Website

Reduce your fear of being sued for not having a compliant website
Increase your web traffic by improving your organic SEO score
Increase your revenue from boosted web traffic and a widened range of messaging
Improve public relations by having a website that is accessible to all

Some of the things your site needs to be ADA compliant

Closed captioning & subtitles

Videos need to display captioning for hearing impaired viewers.
Alternative image text

Descriptive text added to all images on a web page, making it easy for screen readers to describe what's there.
Screen reader compatibility

Visually impaired visitors use screen readers that navigate through copy linearly. We make sure your copy is placed logically and flows smoothly.
Alternative iFrame/Video text

Alt text for videos that describes an embedded video.
Accessibility with keyboard

Site visitors with motor disabilities or screen readers need to be able to control links, buttons, and input fields with tab, arrows, or other keys.
Color allocation and contrast

Ensure that color-blind or visually impaired visitors have the full benefit of info that is often displayed via color, using labels or icons instead of color-coding.
Skip navigation links

These allow keyboard-only users to skip repetitive content and move directly to the main content on a page.