Did you know that to make sure that your website is accessible you will always need a person?
A virtual evaluator can help you get a general idea, but there are processes that an accessibility auditor must perform manually.
Need help?
You can see our ADA Compliance Audit Service: https://developer.unplug.studio/home/accesibility-audit
And we can fix it for you: https://developer.unplug.studio/home/web-edits
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Do I have an accessible website? A quick way to find out is to use LightHouse in the Google Chrome Developer Tools (F12-> LightHouse tab-> Generate Report). Need help? You can see our ADA Compliance Audit Service: https://developer.unplug.studio/home/accesibility-audit And we can fix it for you: https://developer.unplug.studio/home/web-edits
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