Accessibility scanning for law firm websites
A law firm's website is often the first and only interaction a prospective client has with the firm before a consultation — and practicing what you'd advise a client to do is worth something here too.
Common issues we find on law firm websites
Intake and consultation request forms with poor labeling
Multi-step intake forms collecting sensitive case details are exactly where a confused or inaccessible form costs you a lead who gives up rather than guesses.
Attorney bio pages with heading structure that skips levels
Practice area and attorney pages are often built with headings chosen for visual size rather than document structure, which breaks the navigation screen reader users rely on to jump between sections.
PDF resources and case results with no accessible alternative
Downloadable PDFs of case results, firm brochures, or legal guides are frequently scanned images or unstructured exports that are completely unreadable by assistive technology.
Why this matters for you specifically
Firms that litigate or advise on ADA and accessibility matters are held to an obvious standard of practicing what they advise — and every firm, regardless of practice area, is a fully public-facing business under the same legal framework as any other.