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Accessibility Remediation
Website Accessibility Remediation for ADA & WCAG
At Blackthorn Publishing, we make websites usable for everyone, including visitors who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, captions, or screen magnification. Our website accessibility remediation service audits your site against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, the widely accepted benchmark for ADA website accessibility, then fixes the issues we find page by page. As a Wix Studio Certified Partner, a registered Shopify Partner, and a Wix Top 100 agency with more than 950 completed Wix projects, we know these platforms from the inside. That means we correct problems at the source instead of layering a quick-fix overlay on top. The result is a site that serves more customers and helps reduce your legal risk.
What is accessibility remediation?
Accessibility remediation is the hands-on work of finding and fixing the barriers that keep people with disabilities from using your website, so every visitor can read, navigate, and buy from you.
Our process starts with an audit that combines automated scanning with manual testing by keyboard and screen reader, because automated tools alone catch only part of the problem. We document every issue by page and priority, then fix it directly in your site. Common fixes include missing image alt text, low color contrast, heading structure, form labels, link and button names, keyboard focus order, video captions, and page language settings. You receive a report showing what was found and what was corrected.
Why does website accessibility matter?
More than one in four adults in the United States lives with a disability, and an inaccessible website turns those visitors away. ADA website lawsuits continue to target businesses of every size, especially in California, where state law allows statutory damages. Accessible sites also tend to perform better in search, since clean headings, descriptive alt text, and clear link text help Google and AI search tools understand your content. Accessibility is ongoing, so we recommend a recheck whenever you add pages or features.