Fix accessibility issues before they become legal issues.
We scan your website for WCAG accessibility issues, identify high-risk ADA exposure, and deliver detailed, developer-ready plans to fix them.
We scan your website for WCAG accessibility issues, identify high-risk ADA exposure, and deliver detailed, developer-ready plans to fix them.
We review key pages of your website for accessibility issues. You receive a short summary with top issues and next steps.
A detailed WCAG audit focused on critical and high-risk issues, with developer-ready documentation on what to fix.
For larger websites or complex flows. Expanded coverage with the same written, developer-ready output.
No. WCAG is the technical standard we test against. ADA is a US law. A WCAG-based scan helps identify accessibility issues, but legal compliance depends on implementation and ongoing maintenance.
We’re primarily US-focused because a lot of demand is driven by ADA-related risk. We also work internationally. If you’re outside the US, we’ll still assess website accessibility using WCAG criteria.
Send your website URL and a contact email to support [at] northharborhq [dot] com. We typically reply within 48 hours.
No. We identify risk and prioritize fixes, but compliance depends on implementation and ongoing maintenance.
No. Your team handles implementation. We deliver written findings and a remediation roadmap your developers can work from.
We can connect you with trusted partners who specialize in accessibility remediation.
No. Getting started is simple: just share your website URL. We handle everything asynchronously by email and typically respond within 48 hours.
We’re practitioners who have worked in and around digital accessibility for years, across audits, remediation, and real-world production systems. North Harbor is intentionally small and focused, so we can deliver careful, written work without sales overhead or consulting theatrics.
Yes. We’re not a law firm, but we can help you quickly document your website’s current accessibility issues and produce a prioritized, developer-ready remediation plan. This makes it easier to scope fixes and communicate progress.