Manual accessibility audits that find what scanners miss.
I'm Rohit, a DHS Trusted Tester. I test your website with a keyboard and real screen readers against WCAG 2.2 AA, the ADA and Section 508, then hand your developers a clear report they can fix from.
- DHS Trusted Tester (Section 508)
- AODA certified
- 5 years of accessibility testing
Example: a product card that passed an automated scan. A manual audit found 3 problems.
- The heart button has no nameA screen reader only says "button", so people using screen readers can't tell it saves the item. WCAG 4.1.2
- Sizes can't be picked with a keyboardPeople who navigate with a keyboard can't choose a size, so they can't complete a purchase. WCAG 2.1.1
- "Added to cart" is never announcedCustomers using a screen reader get no confirmation, so they don't know the item was added. WCAG 4.1.3
Is your business a target?
Federal website accessibility lawsuits rose 27% in 2025, and most of them hit the same kinds of businesses.
Sources: UsableNet 2025 year-end report; settlement averages compiled by Accessibility.build.
An accessibility widget won't keep you out of court.
Overlay widgets change how a page looks, but they don't fix the code underneath. Lawyers test sites the same way I do, with a keyboard and a screen reader, and widget sites fail those tests.
A manual audit finds the real barriers, so your developers can fix them at the source.
In August 2026, 134 of the 432 new ADA website lawsuits were against businesses that already had an accessibility widget installed.
Source: UsableNet lawsuit tracker
What I test on every audit
Every page is tested by hand. Automated tools only catch part of the problem, so I use them as a starting point, not the answer.
- Keyboard onlyMenus, pop-ups, forms and checkout, with no mouse, and a visible focus the whole way.
- Screen readersNVDA and JAWS on Windows, VoiceOver on Mac and iPhone, TalkBack on Android.
- Forms and errorsLabels, instructions and error messages that people can find and understand.
- Zoom and reflowContent still works at 200% text size and 400% zoom without sideways scrolling.
- Color and contrastText, buttons and focus indicators measured against WCAG contrast ratios.
- Images, video and PDFsAlt text, captions, and PDF documents checked against PDF/UA.
- Key journeysThe paths that make you money: sign up, search, book, buy, pay.
- MobileTouch targets, orientation, and screen reader gestures on real devices.
How an audit works
Send your site
Share your URL and the pages or flows that matter most.
Get a fixed quote
I scope the work and send a quote within 24 hours.
Manual testing
I test every page in scope against WCAG 2.2 AA.
Report and retest
You get a prioritized report with fixes, and a free retest after you fix them.
Clear pricing
Small business audit
$999
- Up to 8 key pages
- Keyboard and screen reader testing
- Prioritized report with fixes
- One free retest
E-commerce and large sites
Custom quote
Scoped to your store's templates, checkout and apps.
Request a quoteVPAT / ACR
$300–500 add-on
A completed Accessibility Conformance Report, added to any audit, for government and enterprise buyers.
About VPATsNeed specific pages tested? Custom work is priced per page, from $80 to $200 depending on complexity. See full pricing
Experience you can check
I've tested websites, e-learning platforms and enterprise software at Cognizant, Barrier Break, Skill Up Online and Infojini.
Raised an e-learning platform's accessibility compliance score through audit and remediation guidance.
Every issue ranked by severity and user impact, so your team fixes what matters first.
Hands-on experience with WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA, Section 508 and VPAT assessments.
See what your site looks like to a screen reader user.
Send me your website and I'll record a free 3-minute video testing your homepage with a keyboard and screen reader. No sales call needed.
Or email me directly at hello@adaauditpro.org.