A Florida practice for website accessibility

ADA Access Group LLC helps businesses see which pages and flows actually block people using keyboards and screen readers — then plan the fixes. We are based in Hallandale Beach and work with teams across the United States.

Hallandale Beach, FLWCAG 2.2 AA by default; WCAG 2.1 AA when a contract or regulation requires itScan + manual review

Who you work with

Specialist

Edward Sm

Digital Accessibility Specialist · Hallandale Beach, Florida

Edward evaluates websites against WCAG criteria, checks what automated scans miss, and writes the accessibility articles on this site.

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How we evaluate sites

A scan is a starting point. Conformance claims belong in an accessibility statement with scope, date, and known limitations — not as a badge on a marketing page.

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    Automated scans to surface repeated technical patterns

  2. 02

    Manual keyboard and structure review on key user flows

  3. 03

    Screen-reader spot-checks on checkout, forms, and navigation

  4. 04

    Retest after fixes, with notes on remaining limitations

See the accessibility statement for how this site itself is tested, and the date of the last review.

What we do not claim here

This page used to list “WCAG Certified,” a 100% satisfaction rate, and anonymous client quotes. Those lines are gone. W3C does not certify websites, and we will not publish testimonials without a name and permission. Named case snapshots, when a company and scope can be stated, appear on the homepage.

If you need a named case study, ask. We will only publish what a client has agreed to share, with the date and scope of the work.

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