Technical accessibility audits for attorneys
When a client has an ADA website claim or an EAA question, you need the technical facts: what the site actually does for people using keyboards and screen readers. I provide that, in a written record you and the client's developers can use.
Last updated November 1, 2026
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What I provide
I'm a technical accessibility auditor. I'm not a lawyer, and I don't give legal advice or act as anyone's legal representative. If you advise clients on ADA website claims or the European Accessibility Act, I can provide the technical picture: what a client's website actually does for people using keyboards and screen readers.
- A manual audit against WCAG 2.2 AA, which includes the 2.1 AA requirements apart from Parsing (I can check that criterion too)
- A dated written record: pages and journeys tested, tools and assistive technologies used, and every issue with a screenshot, the criterion and a severity rating
- Findings mapped to the ADA and Section 508, and to EN 301 549 clauses for EU matters
- Code-level fixes for the client's developers and a retest report afterwards
How it works
- You or your client send the website address and, if there is one, the letter or complaint.
- I confirm scope and send a fixed quote within 24 hours. Tell me any deadline and I'll confirm what's possible.
- I test, then send the report to you and the client's developers.
- I retest after the fixes.
Standard turnaround is 5 to 7 business days. See pricing, the demand letter audit page and a sample report. For typical claim costs, see what ADA website lawsuits cost.
Your agreed audit scope
The quote lists the representative pages or screens, complete user journeys, browsers, assistive technologies and standard versions to be evaluated. The $499 small business package covers 5 to 8 agreed key pages. Extra templates, documents, apps or journeys are quoted separately. Findings describe the tested scope and point in time; they are not a guarantee about every page of a website or a legal conclusion.
One retest of the original findings is included when requested within 60 days of receiving the report. Your developers implement the fixes; new features or pages require a separate scope.
Who does the work
I'm Rohit Yadav, a DHS Trusted Tester (Section 508) and accessibility auditor with about five years of hands-on testing. Every audit is done by me, by hand, with a keyboard and NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver, against WCAG 2.2 AA. About me · See a sample report
Common questions
Do you give legal opinions on compliance?
No. I report accessibility findings against WCAG and related standards. Whether a site meets a legal obligation is for a lawyer.
Can you speak with my client's developers?
Yes. A walkthrough call is part of every audit.
What about confidentiality?
Ask me when you book, and we'll agree the terms before I start.
Do you cover EU matters?
Yes. I map findings to EN 301 549 clauses for the European Accessibility Act.
Need the technical facts for a client?
Send me the website and any deadline, and I'll confirm scope and send a fixed quote within 24 hours.