ADA Compliance Agency
Web Design Services, Compliance Audits, and Consulting Aligned With WCAG Standards
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ADA Compliant Web Design
Our team of seasoned web developers and designers at O8 have extensive experience building and optimizing websites that meet ADA compliance standards. But we don't just rely on our own judgment for what makes a website fully accessible. We partner with one of the best ADA compliance agencies available. Their technical team members with disabilities run through every aspect of ADA compliance, ensuring your site meets the highest standards. O8 takes their recommendations and implements them throughout your site. This unique partnership provides you with:
- Experienced evaluators who run through the gamut of testing procedures, identifying issues that automated systems often miss
- Clearly defined priorities with estimated levels of complexity
- Senior-level staff available to help plan, facilitate and consult throughout the implementation
- A customer portal to help you document digital accessibility progress and log defensible milestones

Website Accessibility Agency
O8 is a website accessibility agency, ensuring accessibility and ADA compliance for your website. Companies everywhere are recognizing the value – aside from attracting more traffic and avoiding legal actions, it's just good business to ensure that everyone can easily interact with everything on your site.
Online businesses need to consider an array of disabilities that affect some of their visitors. Website designers need to account for:
- Low vision
- Blindness
- Color blindness
- Hearing impairment
- Limited mobility
- Intellectual disabilities
Trusted By Big Names, Accessible To Smaller Organizations

I am very glad we decided to partner with O8. Specifically, I love that they drive the process for us, their proactive communication, and the fast, quality results regardless that we are likely the 'smallest fish in the pond' of clients.
Live Assessments by Technical Team Members with Disabilities
ADA Audits
Our auditing process will comb through every inch of your website to find all potential issues. We'll develop an actionable plan, shared with you, on how we'll revise any elements that are out of compliance.
If you're in need of a new site, we'll work with you to produce a detailed plan on how to make your content accessible for every audience.

Reliable and Recognized
How Do We Work?
O8 is one of the top digital marketing companies with a proven track record, being recognized by Clutch in the following categories for marketing solutions and web development:

We assign an experienced Customer Experience Lead (CXL) to your account, who serves as the main liaison between your team and ours.

Your CXL manages workflow, quality, skillset assignment, and timelines. You get a transparent project portal with an overview of all work being done.

We open up communication with your assigned team as they begin to become a part of your daily workflow.
Client Testimonials


The team at O8 has been instrumental in helping our company elevate our web user experience...

As our company works to deliver essential medical products and services to our customers, O8 has been a critical partner in our efforts to drive greater awareness and respond quickly to customer needs.

Some of the Things Your Site Needs to Be ADA Compliant
The following list is not meant to be exhaustive but rather a high-level view of some of the numerous elements that our team looks for in an audit and then incorporates into your website.
Closed captioning & subtitles
Videos need to display captioning for hearing impaired viewers.
Alternative iFrame/Video text
Alt text for videos that describes an embedded video.
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 image text
Descriptive text added to all images on a web page, making it easy for screen readers to describe what's there.
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.
Why ADA Compliance Is Important
Like thousands of other companies, Domino’s Pizza was hit with a lawsuit over website accessibility. They chose to fight, working their way through lower-level courts and even requesting the U.S. Supreme Court hear their appeal. The Supreme Court refused to hear the case. While you may think this has nothing to do with your website, the law begs to differ.
As the plaintiff’s attorney said, “The blind and visually impaired must have access to websites and apps to fully and equally participate in modern society— something nobody disputes.”
This left Domino's with many problems on their hands; bad press, a need to quickly update their website, and the risk of being sued again.
The U.S. Department of Justice has taken the position that the Americans with Disabilities Act (“ADA”) applies to websites, mobile apps, and the Internet of Things. To avoid discriminating against people with disabilities, digital products must be designed to meet compliance standards. If you fail to meet these standards, you face an array of risks. Working with an agency like O8 can help protect you from these risks. Ensuring compliance is both the smart and the right thing to do.
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Contact Us About Making Your Site ADA Compliant
At O8, we take the time to listen and align strategies with your team before setting goals and getting to work.
These are the steps we will take to get the ball rolling:
- Learn: Review what's working and what's not with your strategies.
- Assess: Discuss areas of opportunity for improvements.
- Plan: Present learnings and a plan to implement suggested improvements.
- Review: A project summary with critical next steps is delivered for review.