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ADA compliance · Ongoing

Accessibility isn't a one-time project. We stay.

Every new menu, photo, pop-up, or plug-in can quietly break what was fixed. Ongoing monitoring means someone who knows your site keeps checking it, catches new problems early, and fixes them before they pile up.

What's included

  • Scheduled re-tests of your key pages with the same method as the original audit
  • A check after every significant site change, new page, or new third-party tool
  • Fixes for anything new we find, prioritized by who it affects
  • Your accessibility statement kept current with a real 'last reviewed' date
  • A short written summary after each check, added to your evidence record
  • A direct line to us if a customer reports a barrier or a letter arrives

Why it matters

The fastest way to undo good accessibility work is a well-meaning update: a new promo pop-up, a photo uploaded without a description, a booking widget dropped in from another vendor. Most of these take minutes to fix when they're caught early, and hours when they've stacked up for a year.

Beyond the website

Because we're a growth partner, not just an accessibility vendor, monitoring clients get more than a scan. We'll flag when a marketing change could create a barrier, help your team write image descriptions as part of their normal posting routine, and make sure the email campaigns and landing pages we build for you meet the same standard as the site.

Clients

From the owners we work with.

“When something on the website breaks or a form isn't getting to the right inbox, I send Albert one email and it's handled, usually the same day. Albert knows our business well enough that I don't have to explain it twice.”

Sean LeahyOwner & Sculptor, Full Spectrum Ice SculpturesWebsite, lead forms, email marketing, and ads across four markets

“Albert didn't just hand us a report. The fixes went right into our Squarespace site, we saw every before and after, and we got documentation we could hand to anyone who asked. When questions came up afterward, Albert was on the call with us. Albert is the first person I call about anything on the website now.”

Kaveh KarimiOwner, Santa Monica Pizza Kitchen & The DoughroomAccessibility audit, in-place remediation, and evidence package for two restaurant websites
Questions

Common questions.

  • Quarterly for most sites, monthly for sites that change often (menus, inventory, events). We also re-test after any major change you tell us about.
Free accessibility snapshot

Find out where your site stands.

Send us your website and we'll personally check your home page and one key page (menu, booking, or contact) with the same keyboard, screen-reader, and contrast tests we use in a full audit. You'll get a short, plain-English summary of what we found.

  • · Checked by a person, not an automated report
  • · No obligation and no sales sequence
  • · Works for Squarespace, WordPress, Wix, Shopify, and custom sites

Fields marked * are required.

For example: the platform you use, an overlay widget you have installed, or a letter you've received.

A person checks your site, not a bot. No obligation. We'll never share your details.

Ready when you are

Rather talk it through first?

Book a free 30-minute call. We'll look at your site together, tell you honestly where it stands, and what it would take to fix, whether you hire us or not.