Every service is grounded in manual testing by Quintin Williams — 25+ years of daily JAWS screen reader experience. Automated tools catch roughly 30% of accessibility barriers. We find the rest.
Manual + automated testing to WCAG 2.2 AA. Every audit includes real screen reader testing with JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack — not just automated tool output.
Small sites — up to 10 pages
Mid-size sites — up to 50 pages
Large sites — unlimited scope
An audit without a clear remediation path isn't useful. Every finding we deliver includes prioritized, actionable guidance your team can act on immediately.
Issues ranked by severity — critical down to minor. Your team knows exactly what to fix first to have the highest impact on compliance posture. No guessing about priority.
Reports include specific, ready-to-reference HTML and ARIA code snippets that demonstrate the correct implementation. Your developers see exactly what the fix looks like — not just what standard was violated.
After your team implements fixes, we come back and test. We confirm each resolved item actually works correctly with a screen reader — not just that the code changed. Included in Professional and Enterprise audits; available as a standalone service.
Accessibility isn't a one-time fix. Site updates, new features, and third-party content constantly introduce regressions. Monthly monitoring keeps you compliant and gives you documented proof of ongoing due diligence.
Baseline ongoing monitoring for smaller sites that need consistent compliance tracking.
Deeper coverage for organizations actively shipping updates and needing thorough regression tracking.
Full-coverage monitoring with dedicated support for large organizations under heightened compliance scrutiny.
All monitoring tiers include: Ongoing automated + manual spot checks, regression testing after site updates, and a monthly compliance report delivered to your team.
Expert advisory on the compliance landscape — from SB62 strategy to ADA Title II, Section 508, and WCAG 2.2 standards. Quintin speaks from 25+ years of lived screen reader expertise, not boilerplate compliance checklists.
California SB62 deadlines are approaching and enforcement is real. We help organizations understand their obligations, assess current state, and build a remediation roadmap that gets them compliant before the deadline — not after an enforcement action.
ADA Title II requires state and local government entities to make their digital services accessible. We help agencies assess compliance gaps, document remediation efforts, and prepare for DOJ scrutiny.
Federal agencies and their contractors must meet Section 508 standards. We provide gap analysis, VPAT preparation support, and testing that holds up under procurement review.
Direct advisory on WCAG 2.2 success criteria interpretation, testing methodologies, and how standards apply to your specific implementation patterns. We don't recite the spec — we explain how it plays out in practice with real assistive technology.
Workshops and training sessions for design, development, and QA teams. Covering screen reader behavior, ARIA patterns, keyboard navigation, and how to integrate accessibility testing into your existing workflows.
"I've been a daily JAWS user for over 25 years. When I test your site, I'm not running a script — I'm navigating it the way your disabled users do. That's the difference."Quintin Williams Founder, QA11Y Labs
California's SB62 establishes web accessibility requirements with real enforcement timelines. Organizations that haven't started their compliance work are already behind. The question isn't whether you need to comply — it's whether you'll be ready before the deadline.
We've helped organizations navigate SB62 requirements with clarity and a realistic remediation roadmap. Contact us now — the earlier you start, the more options you have.
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