WCAG & ADA Accessibility Audits for SaaS

Enterprise, government, and education buyers increasingly require a current VPAT/ACR before procurement. Losing an RFP over an accessibility gap isn't a legal problem — it's a lost deal.

Where the risk actually sits

Overview

SaaS accessibility work splits into two related but distinct problems: the marketing site (which carries the same ADA Title III exposure as any commercial site) and the application itself, where custom component libraries, dashboards, and dynamic data views often carry the deepest issues. Enterprise, government, and education procurement processes have increasingly formalized this into a hard requirement — a current VPAT/ACR (Voluntary Product Accessibility Template / Accessibility Conformance Report) — meaning an accessibility gap doesn't just create legal risk, it can eliminate you from a deal before a demo is ever scheduled.

Source-level fixes, not a workaround.

We audit both layers — the public marketing site and the authenticated application — against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA, working directly with your engineering team on component-level fixes so the gains live in your shared component library rather than a one-off patch. Where procurement is the driver, we produce a current VPAT/ACR based on the actual, tested state of the product, not a generic template, so it holds up under a buyer's own review.

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