10 guides
Answers: “What proof do you need to show ADA compliance?”
There is no official ADA compliance certificate. What actually counts as proof, in a lawsuit or to a business partner, is a documented audit trail.
Answers: “What is a VPAT and does my ecommerce store need one?”
What a VPAT is, who actually asks for one, and how it differs from an accessibility audit, for ecommerce stores selling into government or enterprise accounts.
Answers: “What are the three types of accessibility testing?”
The three types of accessibility testing, automated, manual, and user testing, what each one actually catches, and why relying on just one leaves real issues undetected.
Answers: “How much does a WCAG audit cost?”
What a professional WCAG accessibility audit actually costs, what drives the price up or down, and how that compares to the cost of an ADA lawsuit.
Answers: “What does a professional accessibility audit include?”
The anatomy of a professional accessibility audit: what gets tested, what a finding contains, and how to tell a real report from a rebranded scanner dump.
Answers: “Why can't automated tools find all accessibility issues?”
Where the ~70% figure comes from, what automated scanners can and cannot detect, and why the undetectable share contains the issues that matter most.
Answers: “Should I get an accessibility audit or install a widget like accessiBe?”
The real difference between a human accessibility audit and an overlay widget: what each one actually does, what each one costs, and what the FTC had to say about it.
Answers: “What is the difference between accessiBe and Axevoo?”
An honest comparison between an overlay subscription and a manual audit service: different products, different outcomes, different risk positions.
Answers: “Do Shopify accessibility apps actually make my store compliant?”
What Shopify's accessibility apps can and cannot do, which app categories are worth installing, and where a human audit is the only tool that works.
Answers: “How do I defend against an ADA website lawsuit?”
What to do in the first week after an ADA demand letter, what your defense options really are, and why prevention is the only cheap strategy.