CodesSavvy · Accessibility audit

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   Company knowledgeUpdated Oct 28, 2026

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   • Is there such a thing as WCAG or ADA 'certification'?

     “No. There is no official WCAG or ADA certification, and no government body issues one.”

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   • What does an accessibility audit and remediation cost?

     “Audits start from $1,500; the final price is set on a written scope. We quote a fixed price on a written scope after a short audit — no hourly billing, no surprise invoices.”

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   • Do accessibility overlay widgets make my site compliant?

     “No — and they can increase your risk. Overlays inject JavaScript after the page loads, while screen readers parse the source at load, so the fixes arrive too late; automated tooling detects only a portion of issues.”

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   • What laws require web accessibility, and who do they apply to?

     “In the US, ADA Title III drives private-sector lawsuits (WCAG 2.1 AA is the de facto benchmark), ADA Title II requires WCAG 2.1 AA for state/local government by 2027–2028, HHS Section 504 requires it for HHS-funded healthcare by May 2026, and Section 508 gates federal procurement.”

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   About CodesSavvy

   CodesSavvy: “A full-range software, AI, growth and security agency: custom web and mobile apps, SaaS, AI features and agents, workflow automation, DevOps, cybersecurity, SEO, paid ads and social media, plus ongoing maintenance. Senior engineers, fixed price, clients worldwide.”