ADA, WCAG & Section 508 Accessibility Compliance for Digital Products

We help organizations make their digital products accessible to real users — and compliant with ADA, WCAG, Section 508, and VPAT.

Clear audits, practical fixes, and guidance you can actually act on.

Free scan covers top-level pages with automated checks. Full manual audit available with a consultation.

Checks for Compliance With: WCAG 2.2 ADA Section 508 EN 301 549 EAA

Trusted by teams across regulated and public-sector environments

Services

Digital Accessibility Compliance Services

Every engagement produces documented, procurement-ready evidence.

Web Accessibility

ADA & WCAG compliance for websites and web applications

We audit and test websites and web apps to identify accessibility barriers under ADA and WCAG standards. Clear findings, actionable recommendations, and support through remediation and validation.

Deliverable: Audit report with WCAG-mapped findings & remediation plan

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Section 508 Compliance

Accessibility testing for federal and public sector requirements

We help organizations meet Section 508 requirements for digital systems and web-based platforms. Our work supports procurement, compliance reviews, and ongoing accessibility programs.

Deliverable: Section 508 compliance assessment & documentation, 508 VPAT documentation, accessibility road mapping, procurement and contract advising

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VPAT ACR

Accessibility conformance reporting based on real testing

We prepare VPATs and Accessibility Conformance Reports grounded in hands-on evaluation. Accurate, defensible documentation for vendors, buyers, and procurement teams.

Deliverable: Completed VPAT/ACR mapped to WCAG criteria, accessibility road mapping, procurement and contract advising

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Accessibility Training

Role-based accessibility training for digital teams

Practical training for developers, designers, QA, and product teams working on digital products. Focused on preventing accessibility issues before they reach production.

Deliverable: Training materials + ongoing support retainer

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Hardware Accessibility Testing

Accessibility testing for hardware and connected devices

We test hardware, embedded systems, and ICT products for accessibility and assistive technology compatibility. Including support for CVAA-related and platform-specific requirements.

Deliverable: Hardware compliance assessment report, VPAT documentation, accessibility road mapping, procurement and contract advising

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Why Digital Accessibility Compliance Matters

  • Reduce Legal and Compliance Risk

    Accessibility requirements under ADA, WCAG, and Section 508 are increasingly enforced. Proactive audits and testing help identify issues early and reduce regulatory and legal exposure.

  • Support Procurement and Enterprise Requirements

    Accessibility compliance is often required in vendor reviews, RFPs, and public sector procurement. Clear testing results and documentation help organizations meet internal and external requirements.

  • Build Trust Through Accessible Digital Experiences

    Accessible platforms allow all users to interact with digital content independently. Consistent accessibility practices support usability, credibility, and long-term trust.

Quality Standard

Why Organizations Choose ADACP

Trusted by enterprises, government agencies, and growing teams to deliver defensible, standards-based accessibility compliance.

ADA · WCAG · Section 508 · EAA · VPAT

  1. 01

    Accessibility Expertise Grounded in Real Projects

    Our team has hands-on experience auditing and testing digital products across multiple industries. We work directly with accessibility standards.

  2. 02

    Clear Guidance, Not Black-Box Services

    We explain findings, risks, and next steps in plain language. Clients know what needs to be fixed, why it matters, and how to move forward.

  3. 03

    Practical, Standards-Based Approach

    Every engagement is scoped around real requirements under ADA, WCAG, Section 508, EAA, and VPAT. No overlays, shortcuts, or vague compliance claims.

Industries

Accessibility Compliance by Industry

Process

Efficient Accessibility Compliance for Web and Digital Systems

As accessibility requirements become more actively enforced, organizations need clear and defensible compliance processes.

  1. Discovery & Scoping

    We assess your product, identify applicable standards, and define the audit scope aligned to your procurement timeline.

  2. Audit & Testing

    Manual and automated testing against WCAG criteria, documenting every finding with screenshots and severity mapping.

  3. VPAT/ACR Documentation

    We produce your procurement-ready VPAT or ACR, mapping each criterion to tested evidence — not assumptions.

  4. Remediation Guidance

    Actionable, prioritized guidance for your development team with code-level recommendations where applicable.

  5. Re-Test & Verification

    After your team addresses findings, we re-test and update documentation to reflect the current state of conformance.

Results

Trusted by compliance, procurement, and engineering teams

What you receive

Audit report with WCAG criteria mapping
Annotated screenshots & evidence notes
Prioritized remediation guidance document
Procurement-ready VPAT/ACR deliverable

Standards coverage

Procurement-ready across every major framework

Standards and deliverables coverage matrix — all deliverables are supported for every standard.
Standard VPAT / ACRAudit ReportRemediation PlanRe-Test Verification
WCAG 2.0 AA Supported Supported Supported Supported
WCAG 2.1 AA Supported Supported Supported Supported
WCAG 2.2 AA Supported Supported Supported Supported
ADA Title II/III Supported Supported Supported Supported
Section 508 Supported Supported Supported Supported
EN 301 549 Supported Supported Supported Supported
EAA Supported Supported Supported Supported

FAQ

Common Questions About Accessibility Compliance

What accessibility standards apply to websites and digital products?
Websites and digital products are commonly evaluated against WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines), which define how content should be perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. In the U.S., WCAG is widely used to support compliance with ADA requirements, Section 508 for federal projects, and VPAT documentation for procurement.
Is WCAG compliance required under ADA or Section 508?
WCAG itself is not a law, but it is the technical standard most often used to demonstrate compliance. ADA enforcement and Section 508 regulations rely on WCAG criteria to assess whether digital content is accessible and non-discriminatory.
What does a professional accessibility audit actually include?
A professional accessibility audit combines automated scans with detailed manual testing. This includes testing with screen readers, keyboard navigation, mobile accessibility, and real user workflows, mapped directly to WCAG success criteria with clear remediation guidance.
How is ADACP's accessibility testing different from automated tools?
Automated tools identify only a limited subset of accessibility issues. ADACP performs manual testing using assistive technologies and real interaction scenarios, producing results that are suitable for legal review, procurement, and long-term compliance planning.
Can accessibility audits support legal or procurement requirements?
Yes. Accessibility audits and reports are often used to demonstrate good-faith compliance efforts. ADACP provides documentation that supports ADA risk assessment, Section 508 reviews, and VPAT or ACR submissions required in enterprise and government procurement.
How often should accessibility testing be repeated?
Accessibility testing should be performed whenever significant changes are made to a website or digital product. For actively developed platforms, periodic re-testing helps ensure continued compliance as content, features, and standards evolve.

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