Website accessibility consultants
The customers your website turns away never tell you. Egmer Consulting finds those barriers by hand and fixes them in your code.
Pick a view. The booking card does not change. What changes is who can finish it.
A simplified illustration, not a medical simulation. Every customer's experience is different.
Many people who cannot use a website leave without saying a word.
A close friend of Melissa's lives with a visual impairment. She put it plainly: if she cannot use a website, she leaves and finds someone who made it possible. She does not file a complaint. You never learn she was there.
An unlabeled form field. A button a keyboard cannot reach. Text too faint for low vision. Each one is a customer at your door, finding it locked.
Fixing what locks people out starts with finding it. A human audit shows what is actually broken and where to start.
General information, not legal advice.
Automated scanners run first and catch part of the problem. The rest takes a person using your site the way your customers do, then writing down every place it stops them.
Every fix is made where the barrier lives, in the code.
If fixing your site would cost more than rebuilding it properly, the report says so, even when that means a smaller invoice.
Every price is published. No discovery call required to find out what it costs.
A limited automated scan for select accessibility issues, with a plain-language report, in minutes.
A human, page by page audit with a prioritized report, in 7 to 10 business days.
The fixes, made in the code and re-verified. Quoted from your audit; this is the typical range.
An automated scan every month and a full human re-audit every year. Or $1,500 a year.
Melissa O'Neal, OTR/L, CDRAC, is an Occupational Therapist licensed in Kansas and a Certified Disability Rights and Accessibility Consultant who has spent her career working with people whose motor, sensory, and cognitive differences are exactly what these standards exist to serve.
Tyler O'Neal builds production websites in Next.js, Shopify, and WordPress, and has watched barriers ship by default on sites nobody meant to make exclusionary. Plenty of firms have one half of that. Meet Melissa and Tyler
Wherever you start, the first step is the same: find out what is actually broken.
A demand letter or a settlement. Talk to an attorney first. You also want someone to go through the site by hand and fix it properly.
How the audit worksA competitor, a headline in your industry, a customer who said something on your site did not work. You would rather find out now what is broken.
What the audit coversThe work is done and the site kept growing. New pages, products, and plugins bring new barriers. Staying accessible is simpler than becoming accessible twice.
How re-audits workEgmer does NOT issue or represent that it can provide governmental certification of ADA Compliance. For private businesses, DOJ has not adopted a detailed website technical standard equivalent to the Title II rule applicable to state and local governments.
Egmer does not promise any legal outcome or protection. You get a site more people can use.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the international standard for accessible websites. Level AA is the level the Department of Justice adopted for state and local government websites, and the benchmark commonly used for business websites. Egmer Consulting audits against WCAG 2.2 AA.
The ADA applies to businesses open to the public, and the Department of Justice has said the goods and services they offer online must be accessible, even though it has not set a technical standard for private businesses. This is general information, not legal advice. Talk to an attorney about your situation.
Start with one. The free scan here is exactly that. But automated tools catch part of the problem, not all of it. Keyboard traps, confusing screen reader output, and focus you cannot see often take a person to find.
No. Egmer does not promise legal protection or any legal outcome. An audit and fixes help you find and address accessibility barriers. For legal questions, talk to an attorney.
Yes. Egmer Consulting works virtually with businesses across the United States.
The free scan takes minutes, and no call is required.