Privacy & ADA Services
We deliver a site that supports privacy requirements and works for more people
We draft privacy policies and help align key pages with WCAG 2.1 AA. We review alt text, keyboard navigation, form labels, and other basics that support access and trust.
A clear privacy policy explains your data practices and builds trust. WCAG 2.1 AA covers access for people who use screen readers, keyboard navigation, and other assistive technology.
We draft privacy policies and audit key pages for accessibility. Then we fix high-impact issues such as alt text, headings, form labels, and keyboard navigation. We work in the code and content because overlay widgets do not make a site compliant or prevent lawsuits.
You get a custom privacy policy draft and an accessibility remediation plan. We implement fixes on key pages and document the work. Annual maintenance keeps the policy current and checks accessibility as the site changes.
This work reduces legal risk and improves the user experience. Clear structure and accessible content can also support search performance.
Here are the outcomes and the work behind them.
Privacy policy that covers your data practices
Reduced risk of ADA-related complaints
Better experience for visitors using assistive tech
Stronger trust and search signals from accessibility
Custom privacy policy draft for your business
Accessibility audit of key pages
Remediation plan for WCAG 2.1 AA gaps
Implementation support for alt text, headings, forms
Annual review and update option
Proof in the work
“Jamie developed the site exactly how we needed it. They get what we do and built us something that actually works for our operation. Couldn't ask for better.”
Tell us what you need. We typically do design, content, and marketing, and we can help with more. We'll put together a scope and quote that fits.
a site that supports privacy requirements and works for more people
A short guide to scope, timing, and how this service fits the rest of the work.
It's the standard for web accessibility: alt text, headings, keyboard navigation, form labels. It's the benchmark courts and the DOJ reference for ADA compliance.
No. Overlay widgets don't make sites WCAG conformant. Real compliance requires fixing the underlying code and content.
We recommend a schedule based on your site and how often it changes.
Tell us what you need. We'll explain what is possible, what it costs, and what to do first.
You get a 30-minute strategy call, clear pricing, a timeline, and honest advice.
