Web accessibility

Accessible websites, built in. Not bolted on.

A federal deadline now requires government and public-facing websites to meet WCAG accessibility standards. Startec builds sites that meet those standards from the start, and makes the tools that help you keep them there.

Two ways we help

Whether you need a site built or a site fixed

We build accessible websites

New sites designed around WCAG 2.1 AA and Section 508 practices, so accessibility is part of the build, not an expensive retrofit later.

  • Semantic, screen-reader-friendly structure
  • Keyboard navigation and visible focus
  • Sufficient color contrast throughout
  • Accessible forms, media, and documents
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We make the tool to keep it that way: ComplyClear

Our WordPress plugin finds accessibility issues on your pages and documents, shows you how to fix them at the source, and documents the effort.

  • Real-time WCAG auditing in the editor
  • Site-wide report with per-page scores
  • PDF and Word document scanning
  • Fix guidance in plain language
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ComplyClear

Find it. Fix it. Prove it.

  • Find the accessibility issues on your site and your uploaded PDFs and Word docs.
  • Fix them in the actual site, with guidance that points to each element. No overlay widget.
  • Prove the effort with a documented record, the kind of good-faith evidence ADA Title II expects.

Free scan takes about 30 seconds. No signup required.

The ComplyClear accessibility audit panel open inside the WordPress editor, listing issues found on a page.

Straight with you

Honest about what a tool can and can't do

Automated testing finds a meaningful share of accessibility issues, and ComplyClear tells you plainly what still needs a human to review. No product can guarantee legal compliance, and we won't pretend otherwise. What you get is real fixes and a documented, defensible process.

Not an accessibility overlay

Overlay widgets sit on top of a site without fixing the underlying code, and they've been named in hundreds of ADA lawsuits. We fix the real site instead.

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