accessiBe

accessiBe uses automation and adaptive technology to ensure websites meet global accessibility standards while offering customisable user experiences for inclusivity.

This solution applies AI-driven adjustments to websites, ensuring compliance with WCAG 2.1 AA and ADA standards. It operates continuously, scanning and remediating accessibility gaps without disrupting design or performance. Features include screen reader optimisation, keyboard navigation support, and ARIA attribute enhancements. Businesses gain automated compliance, daily monitoring, and detailed reporting, reducing legal exposure while improving usability for all visitors.

Visitors can tailor their browsing experience through intuitive controls that address diverse needs. Options include adjusting text size, colour contrast, and animation settings, as well as enabling focused reading modes. Pre-configured profiles support individuals with visual, cognitive, and motor impairments, ensuring inclusivity without altering the site’s core structure. These adaptive features create a seamless experience for every user, enhancing engagement and satisfaction.

In Europe, the European Accessibility Act and UK regulations mandate WCAG-based standards for digital services. Non-compliance can lead to penalties and reputational harm. This technology simplifies adherence by automating adjustments and providing compliance documentation. Continuous monitoring ensures businesses remain aligned with evolving requirements, helping organisations deliver inclusive digital experiences while meeting legal obligations across European markets.

In North America, ADA, Section 508, and Canada’s AODA require accessible digital environments. Failure to comply can result in lawsuits and fines. This solution addresses these obligations through automated fixes, compatibility with assistive technologies, and ongoing audits. By combining AI-driven remediation with user-focused controls, businesses can meet regulatory standards while offering a superior experience for individuals with disabilities across North America.

(The content on this page is for informational purposes only and does not constitute legal advice. Please consult a qualified legal professional to ensure full compliance with all applicable laws and regulations.)