More and more organizations are realizing that website accessibility isn't something they can keep putting off. New Department of Justice rules, rising legal risk, and a growing awareness that people with disabilities deserve equal access to digital services have moved accessibility from “someday” to “soon.” But knowing it matters and knowing what to do about it are two very different things.
That's where we come in.
Where Organizations Usually Get Stuck
If any of these sound familiar, you're in good company:
- You’ve read about WCAG and the ADA, but you’re not sure which rules apply to your organization or by when.
- You’ve looked at accessibility testing tools and come away with hundreds of issues and no idea which ones actually matter.
- You’ve gotten a demand letter—or you’ve heard about peers who have—and you’d rather not be next.
- You have limited budget and a small team, and a six-figure overhaul isn’t realistic.
- You’ve started once before, lost momentum, and aren’t sure how to keep accessibility from falling off the priority list again.
None of these are a reason to give up. They’re just reasons to get help from someone who has seen them before.
How We Help You Move Forward
We meet you where you are and help you take the next right step. That usually looks like some combination of:
- Understanding where you stand today. A clear-eyed look at your website’s current accessibility, in plain language—not a 300-page PDF you’ll never read.
- Identifying what actually matters. Not every issue is equal. We help you separate the real barriers and real risks from the noise.
- Prioritizing next steps that fit your resources. A plan built around your budget, your staff, and your timeline—not a consultant’s wish list.
- Building practices that last. Policies, workflows, and training so accessibility becomes part of how you work, not a one-time project.
- Navigating complaints and legal claims. If you’re already facing a demand letter or lawsuit, we can help you respond with confidence.
Why Converge Accessibility
Plenty of firms can run a scan and send you a report. Very few can sit across the table from you, translate what it all means, and help you make decisions you can defend—to your leadership, to your users, and if it ever comes to it, to a court.
We pair deep technical expertise with something rarer: practical judgment. We know the law, we know the standards, and we know how real organizations with real constraints actually get things done. Our clients include local governments, public agencies, school districts, and nonprofits—organizations that need accessibility done right without the jargon, the pressure, or the bloated price tag.
What Happens When You Reach Out
No sales pitch. No commitment. Just a conversation.
Tell us a little about your organization and what’s prompting you to look into accessibility now. We’ll listen, ask a few questions, and give you an honest sense of what we’d recommend as a starting point—even if that recommendation is something you can handle on your own.
If it turns out we’re a good fit to work together, great. If not, you’ll still leave the conversation with a clearer picture of what to do next.
Ready to Take the First Step?
Email us: info@convergeaccessibility.com
No pressure. No jargon. Just a clear path forward.