Phase 12. ADA Compliance. Violations identified by specific element, not just a percentage.
WCAG 2.1 AA violations flagged with exact selectors. Color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, ARIA attributes, alt text, form labels. Phase 12 finds the specific elements causing compliance failures, so you can fix them, not just know they exist.


Phase 12: ADA Compliance
ADA website lawsuits are a real and growing legal risk. Most businesses do not know their site is non-compliant until they get a demand letter. Phase 12 runs a WCAG 2.1 AA audit on your page and flags every specific element causing a violation, not your site has contrast issues but this button on this page fails contrast ratio 3.8:1, must be 4.5:1 minimum. That specificity is what lets you actually fix it.
- WCAG 2.1 AA rule set
- Violations identified by exact selector
- Keyboard navigation testing
Three accessibility dimensions Phase 12 tests.

Contrast 4.5:1, text resize, color independence
Visual accessibility
Visual accessibility is what users with low vision, blindness, or color blindness experience. We check contrast ratios against WCAG AA, verify text remains usable when resized to 200%, and flag content that conveys meaning through color alone.
- Color contrast, font size, focus indicators, zoom handling.
- AI-generated recommendations unique to your site, not a generic checklist everyone else gets
- E-E-A-T scoring, readability analysis, and conversion copy evaluation in one pass

Keyboard navigation, focus visibility, 44x44 targets
Structural accessibility
Users who do not use a mouse, keyboard-only users, screen reader users, motor disability users, need every interactive element to work without a pointer. We test focus order, focus visibility, and tap target sizing.
- Heading hierarchy, ARIA landmarks, form labels, link text clarity.
- Schema markup validation, meta tag completeness, heading hierarchy, and internal link structure
- Mobile responsiveness, image optimization, and resource loading analysis

Heading order, alt text, ARIA labels
Interactive accessibility
Screen readers depend on semantic HTML to make sense of your page. We check that headings flow in logical order, every informational image has alt text, and every custom interactive element has the ARIA labels assistive tech needs.
- Keyboard navigation, focus order, skip links, interactive element reachability.
- ADA/WCAG accessibility compliance checking with specific violation identification
- AI readiness scoring, how well AI assistants like ChatGPT and Perplexity can find and recommend your business
What the Phase 12 report delivers.
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WCAG 2.1 AA violation list ADA website lawsuits have increased significantly in recent years. Non-compliant sites are exposed to legal action and settlements that can reach into six figures.
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Specific selector for every issue Hand it to your developer with the exact element.
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Fix recommendation per violation Specific guidance, not generic advice.
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Included on every audit Free tier or paid.
Legal risk, lost customers, SEO, universal UX
Common questions about ADA compliance auditing
Is this a legal audit?
No, it is a WCAG 2.1 AA technical check. For legal compliance, consult an accessibility attorney.
- No, it is a WCAG 2.1 AA technical check.
- For legal compliance, consult an accessibility attorney.
Does passing mean I am lawsuit-proof?
No, but passing WCAG AA is the widely accepted industry baseline for due diligence.
- No, but passing WCAG AA is the widely accepted industry baseline for due diligence.
- Our AI reads your content semantically, it understands what your pages are about, who they are written for, and what is missing. That analysis produces recommendations unique to your business that you will not see in a templated report.
What is the easiest fix?
Alt text on every image. Takes 5 minutes per page and knocks out many violations.
- Alt text on every image.
- Takes 5 minutes per page and knocks out many violations.
Do I need to fix everything?
Critical violations yes. Warnings should be addressed but are lower priority.
- Critical violations yes.
- Warnings should be addressed but are lower priority.
Will fixing ADA hurt my design?
No, good accessibility and good design are almost always the same thing.
- No, good accessibility and good design are almost always the same thing.
- Subscriptions can be cancelled at any time. There are no long-term contracts. Access continues through the end of your current billing period after cancellation.
- A public API is on the roadmap. Today every audit exports as PDF, Markdown, and JSON on every plan for manual integration.
- API documentation is available after account creation. Use it to run audits programmatically, retrieve structured results, and integrate SchemaReports data into your client reporting stack.
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Run Your Free AuditRun a real ADA compliance audit on your site.
Free, 2 to 5 minutes. 30+ WCAG 2.1 AA checks across visual, interactive, and semantic accessibility.
- The only audit that checks Psychology, Trust, and AI Readiness
- 12 phases, 1,000+ data points, results in under 5 minutes
- Full report in 2 to 5 minutes

ADA: legal risk and 15% of your audience
