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Web Accessibility Compliance

Teams struggle to find, fix, and maintain web accessibility issues, facing legal risk and unreliable automated tools.

In their words

ALL of that still did not stop someone from filing a suit against our site with dubious allegations.

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

We have a bunch of high cost enterprise tools hooked into our pipelines and you know what? They still only catch the lowest hanging fruit.

r/accessibility on Reddit

automated checkers were missing real issues

r/Frontend on Reddit

I ended up learning a lot about accessibility with various courses and trained the engineers and did the VPAT.

r/accessibility on Reddit

How much do you charge for manual testing?

r/web_design on Reddit

their clients were routinely getting sued... for around 10-50k per

r/Wordpress on Reddit

the check out process was not clear to them

r/webdev on Reddit

it seems one slip up, one image, one pop up, etc is grounds got a suit

r/smallbusiness on Reddit

that tr as a button is the bane of my existance, and product/design do not care

r/Frontend on Reddit

The problem is hotels that say why yes, it is wheelchair accessible and then a regular wheelchair won't even fit thru the door to the room.

r/TalesFromTheFrontDesk on Reddit

I 100% have never even considered accessibility in the sense of ensuring all my buttons work with Accessibility mode or read things out loud correctly

r/iOSProgramming on Reddit

we had to spend 200+ hours with a continuing obligation to review (mostly AI + internal processes) to keep it compliant

r/ecommerce on Reddit

Facing a blocker as they require a third party WCAG 2.1 AA conformance report (ACR/VPAT). Self assessment won't qualify for it.

Hacker News

How do you handle apps that don't have great accessibility support?

Hacker News

Web developers and businesses

Where they talk

  • r/accessibility
  • r/Wordpress
  • r/Frontend
  • r/smallbusiness
  • r/web_design
  • r/webdev
  • r/FigmaDesign
  • r/Startup_Ideas

Tools they use today

  • Lighthouse
  • Wave
  • Claude
  • accessiBe
  • NVDA
  • BrowserStack
  • Chrome
  • Copilot

Why those fall short

  • AI-generated code keeps producing the anti-pattern; no tooling catches it
  • Shopify lacks built-in accessibility tools; one image or popup breaks compliance
  • no tracking of accessible equipment status or compliance
  • manual checks miss real user settings; issues found only after shipping
  • Overlay does not change raw HTML that plaintiff scanners read