Is Your Website ADA Compliant?
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ADA Lawsuits Are Skyrocketing
Financial institutions are prime targets for accessibility lawsuits. Don't wait until you receive a demand letter.
What Our Scanner Checks
Our ADA compliance scanner analyzes your website against WCAG 2.1 guidelines, identifying issues across multiple accessibility categories.
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Avoid Costly Lawsuits
Get ahead of ADA demand letters with documented proof of your compliance efforts. Our reports provide evidence of good faith remediation.
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No waiting days for an audit. Get instant visibility into your website's accessibility issues with our automated scanning technology.
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Share professional reports with your board and stakeholders. Clear prioritization helps your team focus on what matters most.
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26% of Americans live with a disability. An accessible website ensures every customer can be online without barriers.
ADA Compliance — Common Questions
Quick answers about the scan, what it checks, and what to do with the results.
Yes — 100% free, no credit card, no software install. Enter your website URL and contact info and we’ll email your PDF report. We offer the scan because it’s how most of our accessibility clients first find us.
Six categories that map to WCAG 2.1 Level A and AA success criteria: image alt text, color contrast, form labels and error states, keyboard navigation and focus indicators, document structure (headings, landmarks, semantic HTML), and link text. Issues are returned with a severity rating (critical / warning / notice) so you know what to fix first.
WCAG 2.1 is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines — the international standard most US courts use to evaluate whether a website meets ADA Title III requirements. Levels A and AA are the practical compliance bar. Meeting them means your site works with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and assistive tech for users with vision, motor, or cognitive disabilities.
In 2025 there were 4,605 ADA website lawsuits filed in the US, with average settlements above $50,000. The industries most targeted are financial institutions, ecommerce, healthcare, and hospitality. Most demand letters cite specific WCAG failures. Documented good-faith remediation efforts — like the report this scanner produces — reduce both the chance of being targeted and the size of any settlement.
Either works. The PDF report is detailed enough for a competent developer or in-house team to remediate on their own. If you’d rather hand it off, we offer remediation as a one-time project or as part of an ongoing maintenance plan starting at $129/month. Book a free 20-minute call after your scan and we’ll quote it on the spot.
Yes. The scanner evaluates the responsive version of every page and flags mobile-specific issues like tap target size, viewport configuration, zoom restrictions, and orientation lock. With most US web traffic now coming from mobile devices, this is a frequent source of WCAG 2.1 Level AA failures.
Quarterly at minimum, and after any significant content or design change. Accessibility regressions are easy to introduce when adding new pages, plugins, or third-party widgets. Lemon Head Design maintenance plans include continuous accessibility monitoring so you don’t have to remember.
Any business with a public website, but it’s especially important for credit unions, banks, healthcare practices, ecommerce stores, education, government, and multi-location operators. Any organization that receives federal funding or operates in a regulated industry should treat ADA scans as a recurring compliance check, not a one-time exercise.
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