A useful audit
Problems are grouped by impact and connected to the relevant WCAG requirement, affected pages and user journey.
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ADA website remediation and WCAG audits
We find the barriers that stop people from using your website, fix them in the website itself, and retest the journeys that matter. You receive clear findings, practical priorities and a record of the work completed. Emergency assessment requests receive a response within 48 hours.
A website may look fine and still be difficult to use without a mouse, with a screen reader, at high zoom, or with reduced vision or dexterity. We test the real experience, not only a scanner score. Then we fix shared templates and components so improvements carry across the website.
eLan Technology has designed and developed websites since 2002. Our accessibility work brings design, development, content and testing together, so you do not have to coordinate several suppliers to solve one problem.
The scope is agreed before testing starts. Every engagement is shaped around the pages, features and customer tasks that matter to your organisation.
Problems are grouped by impact and connected to the relevant WCAG requirement, affected pages and user journey.
You see what should be fixed first, what can follow later, and which shared components will solve the most problems.
We update templates, components, styles, forms and content instead of covering the website with a widget.
We test complete tasks such as finding a product, completing a form, creating an account or checking out.
Completed fixes are checked again. The final record states what passed, what remains and any known limitation.
Your team receives practical guidance for content, design and development so new barriers are less likely to return.
Urgent ADA assessment
Share the document with qualified legal counsel and start recording the technical condition of the website. We can assess the affected journeys, prepare a practical remediation plan and begin the highest-priority fixes. Our role is technical. Your attorney should direct the legal response.
48 hrs
Target response for emergency assessment requests
We review the deadline, affected URLs and critical customer tasks.
We record repeatable barriers before changes are made.
Shared components and blocked journeys are addressed first.
We verify the work and document the current status.
The process is straightforward. We agree what matters, test it, fix it and check it again.
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Pages, templates, journeys, documents and required standard.
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Automated checks plus manual keyboard and assistive technology testing.
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Barriers ranked by user impact, reach and urgency.
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Design, content and code updated at the source.
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Fixes verified and final status documented.
An accessible product page is not enough if a customer cannot choose an option, apply a coupon, understand an error or complete payment. We test the connected journey across your storefront and the third-party services it relies on.
We work with Shopify, WooCommerce, Medusa.js and custom commerce websites. Testing can include subscriptions, account access, payment gateways, delivery options, customer support and post-purchase pages.
Explore our ecommerce development servicesThe same accessible design principles help users everywhere, but the legal and reporting requirements are not identical. We confirm the applicable standard at the start instead of applying one label to every organisation.
The ADA applies to state and local governments under Title II and to businesses open to the public under Title III. The DOJ Title II web rule names WCAG 2.1 Level AA for covered public entities. Private-sector obligations depend on the organisation and circumstances, so legal counsel should confirm what applies.
Canadian organisations may need to consider the Accessible Canada Act, provincial requirements such as Ontario's AODA, contracts and sector-specific rules. We provide WCAG audits and remediation using the standard required for the engagement.
For a broader comparison, read our 2026 guide to ADA and WCAG compliance in the US and Canada.
Pricing is based on the website's unique page types, journeys, documents and integrations. You receive a written scope before work begins.
| Service | Best for | Starting point |
|---|---|---|
| Rapid WCAG audit | Priorities and remediation plan | From $1,500 |
| Code-level remediation | Fixing an existing website | Quoted after scope |
| Accessible redesign or rebuild | Replacing an outdated experience | $3,000 to $12,000 |
| ACR preparation | Procurement and client reviews | Scoped by product |
| Ongoing retesting | Preventing regressions | Monthly or quarterly |
We confirm the pages and journeys to be tested, then deliver a clear report with priorities, affected WCAG criteria and recommended next steps. Rapid audits start at $1,500 USD.
Turnaround begins after the scope and access requirements are confirmed.
A credible provider should be able to explain how people were affected, where the problem lives and how the fix will be verified. Be cautious of instant compliance promises, a scanner-only report or a badge that does not show what was tested.
Long-term web design and development experience across business websites and applications.
Design, development, content and testing work together through the same project.
We improve the website itself and verify the customer experience after changes.
Reports state what was tested, fixed, retested and still needs attention.
Related reading: ADA website checklist · WCAG explained for business owners · free website audit · our accessibility statement
Page reviewed 31 July 2026
This page provides general technical information, not legal advice. Ask qualified legal counsel which laws and deadlines apply to your organisation.
ADA website remediation is the work of finding and fixing barriers that make a website difficult or impossible for people with disabilities to use. It normally includes an accessibility audit, updates to the design, content and source code, testing of important tasks, and a clear record of what was fixed.
Choose a provider that combines automated checks with manual testing, fixes the website itself instead of relying on an overlay, tests complete customer journeys, and retests completed work. The provider should explain the scope, results and remaining limitations in plain language.
Our target response time for emergency assessment requests is 48 hours. Once we review the website, deadline and required journeys, we confirm the audit scope, delivery date and remediation plan before work begins.
A rapid accessibility audit and remediation plan starts at $1,500 USD. The final price depends on the number of page types, user journeys, documents and third-party tools that need to be tested. Code-level remediation is quoted after the audit scope is understood.
No. Automated tools are useful for finding some problems, but they cannot judge the full experience. Manual keyboard testing, screen-reader review and task-based testing are needed to find issues with menus, forms, focus order, error messages, checkout and other interactions.
An overlay cannot establish accessibility or WCAG conformance by itself. Many barriers must be fixed in the content, design and source code. A sustainable approach combines source-level fixes, manual testing, retesting and an ongoing process that prevents new problems.
Yes. We audit and remediate Shopify, WooCommerce, Medusa.js and custom ecommerce websites. Testing can cover product discovery, navigation, product options, cart, checkout, account access, subscriptions, payment steps, form errors and customer support journeys.
No technical audit can guarantee legal compliance in every situation. The correct legal requirement depends on the organisation, jurisdiction and service. We use WCAG Level AA as the technical foundation, document the version used, and recommend that legal counsel confirms the obligations that apply to your organisation.
Yes. We provide WCAG audits and remediation for Canadian businesses and organisations. Canada has federal and provincial accessibility requirements, so the required standard and reporting scope depend on where the organisation operates and whether it is federally regulated. We confirm the required baseline before testing begins.
The DOJ Title II web rule requires covered state and local government web content and mobile apps to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA, subject to the rule's exceptions. In April 2026, the DOJ extended the compliance dates to April 26, 2027 for entities serving 50,000 or more people, and April 26, 2028 for smaller entities and special district governments.
Yes, when procurement documentation is included in the scope. A VPAT is a reporting template. The completed document is called an Accessibility Conformance Report, or ACR. It records how the evaluated product supports the applicable accessibility criteria and identifies known gaps.
A clear review of your website, critical journeys, priorities and recommended fixes. Starting at $1,500 USD.
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