Question 1

What is an ADA website company?

Accepted Answer

An ADA website company evaluates and improves the accessibility of websites for people with disabilities. Services usually include accessibility audits, WCAG testing, remediation, accessible design and development, document accessibility, and ongoing monitoring.

Question 2

How much does an ADA website audit cost?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the size of the site, how many unique templates and features it has, and how deep the testing goes. A ten-page informational site takes far less time to review than an e-commerce store with a custom checkout. We scope every audit after looking at the site.

Question 3

Does an ADA website company fix the problems it finds?

Accepted Answer

It should. An audit identifies the barriers, and remediation removes them. pondSoup handles both, so the team that tests your site is the team that fixes it.

Question 4

Can my existing website be made accessible?

Accepted Answer

Usually, yes. Some sites need targeted fixes to code and content. Sites with problems built into their theme or templates are often better served by rebuilding those templates, and we'll tell you which approach makes sense after the audit.

Question 5

Is WCAG the same thing as ADA compliance?

Accepted Answer

No. The ADA is a civil rights law, and WCAG is a set of technical guidelines. Courts and federal agencies use WCAG as the yardstick for measuring whether a website is accessible, so it's the standard accessibility work is built around.

Question 6

Do accessibility overlays make a website ADA compliant?

Accepted Answer

No. Overlays leave the underlying code unchanged, and websites using them continue to be named in accessibility lawsuits. Real compliance work happens in the site's design, code, and content.

Question 7

Can pondSoup make my website ADA compliant?

Accepted Answer

We audit websites against WCAG 2.2 AA, fix the barriers we find, and document the work. For organizations with specific legal requirements, such as ADA Title II or Section 504, we align the site with the standard those rules require.

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