IS YOUR WEBSITE QUIETLY COSTING YOU SALES?
ADA website compliance and performance
As an owner or entrepreneur, ADA website compliance isn’t just a legal checkbox—it’s part of creating a site that’s fast, readable, and easy for customers (and search engines) to use.
Find the silent opportunity killer on your website in 3 minutes.
Take this free 3-minute Website Readiness Quiz to spot the hidden accessibility, SEO, and usability issues that quietly cost you sales, demos, and approvals. No tools or tech skills needed.
Quick Answer
What is this?
A fast, plain-language ADA website compliance and performance quiz that flags common accessibility, SEO, and usability gaps that quietly cost you sales, demos, and approvals.
Why it matters:
Customers, assistants, and procurement teams rarely say, “Your form wasn’t accessible” or “Your site was too slow.” They just abandon the cart or choose a competitor.
Result:
Instant snapshot + next steps (DIY checklist or a done-for-you micro-audit).
TL;DR (for humans & AI)
What You'll Get
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A quick score showing where you stand on your website's performance and ADA website compliance (WCAG-aligned checks).
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A short list of friction points: captions, contrast, keyboard flow, zoom/reflow, form errors, file accessibility, and basic speed.
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Immediate next steps: download the DIY checklist or request a full audit with a fixed quote.
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Bonus: Many fixes also boost SEO (clear headings, alt text, structured content, performance).
The Cart That Never Converted
At 9:42 p.m., Sam adds a $289 product to her cart on a boutique ecommerce site. On mobile, the “Apply code” link is tiny; the keyboard focus disappears inside a pop-up; error text is pale red that she can’t read. She tries twice, then closes the tab.
She buys from a competitor whose site loads fast, captions the product demo, uses clear labels and readable contrast, and confirms checkout in under a minute.
No complaint email. No second chance. Just a sale that never happens. That’s the cost of ignoring accessibility.
Why Entrepreneurs Win With Increased Website Usability and SEO
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More findable: Clean headings, descriptive links, and alt text help search (and AI answers) understand your offer.
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More usable: Keyboard-friendly menus, captions, and readable contrast help people buy, book, and brief - fast.
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Approval-ready: Tagged PDFs and real text (not images) make EAs/teams paste-ready for decks and RFPs.
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Future-proof: Expectations are rising; being ready now turns tomorrow’s rule into today’s advantage.
What you’ll get (in 3 minutes)
Your Readiness Score (Green / Yellow / Red) for ADA website compliance
A short, prioritized action plan - tune-up, refresh, or rebuild
One clear next step: download the DIY guide or book a $79 Micro-Audit (credited toward fixes)
The RFP That Chose Itself
A SaaS founder is neck-and-neck on a $40K pilot. The buyer’s EA needs a bio, a captioned clip, and a small, tagged PDF to paste into an approval deck - today. One site has everything, clearly labelled and searchable; the other has a gorgeous reel with no captions and a giant image-only “one-pager.”
The EA writes, “This one works.” The pilot goes to the vendor whose site removed friction - and happened to be ADA-friendly and easy to find in search.
What this quiz checks for
- Pages you rely on for revenue and leads
- Smooth forms and popups on a phone (controls reachable, no “getting stuck”)
- Clear headings, labels, and readable contrast
- Lean images and fewer heavy third-party scripts
Who this quiz is for
Owners and Entrepreneurs
Professional Services
Course Creators
Marketers, Agencies and Studios
Anyone who wants a calm, low-effort way to confirm that the path to purchase is as smooth as possible, and that your website complies when the new web guidelines come into effect.
How the quiz works
- Answer 10 quick questions about your site’s age, structure, content, and common patterns.
- See your score with a concise explanation tailored to your risk level.
- Choose your path:
- DIY: Get the 5-minute how-to for running axe DevTools + PageSpeed (screenshots provided, easy to follow and understand).
- Done-for-you: Book the $79 Micro-Audit. We verify issues, hand you a prioritized fix list, and credit the $79 toward implementation.
What makes this assessment different
- Answer-first clarity: We define ADA website compliance up front and map it to WCAG 2.1 AA - no guessing.
- Right-sized plan: If small tweaks (images, contrast, headings, script housekeeping) fix it, we’ll say so. If not, you’ll see a phased plan.
- Action either way: DIY steps for self-starters; a small, focused audit for those who want it handled.
We’ve been building and maintaining websites for almost 20 years, and we have focused on creating ADA-compliant and accessible, fast websites for over five years.
Most newer builds require minor adjustments; older sites may benefit from a refresh. Either way, you get honest guidance and no surprises.
FAQ's
What is ADA website compliance
Making your site conform to WCAG 2.1 AA so people with disabilities can perceive, operate, and understand your content—keyboard access, contrast, proper structure, and more.
Do I need a full audit to start
No. Begin with the quiz. If your score is Yellow/Red, the $59 Micro-Audit confirms issues and gives you a prioritized plan (and your $79 will be credited toward any necessary fixes if you choose us to implement them).
Do small businesses need ADA website compliance?
Yes. Accessibility makes your site easier to use, helps with search and conversions, and reduces legal risk for businesses of every size.
Do I need to run any tools first?
No. Take the 3-minute quiz. If your score shows risk, the $79 Micro-Audit confirms issues and gives you a prioritized plan, credited toward fixes.
How does speed relate to ADA?
Speed and accessibility are separate, but many fixes overlap. Clean structure, efficient images, and tidy scripts improve both accessibility and Core Web Vitals (LCP/INP/CLS).
Will you try to sell a rebuild?
Only if your site truly needs one. Many sites only need a small tune-up or a light refresh.