AODA Accessibility Scan for your Website
Are you compliant? Find out now!
How our Scan works:
- We build a full site map of your website.
- We scan each page URL against an automated testing tool.
- Result data is saved in to a report which we email you.
You can use this report to assess what steps are needed to make sure your site is AODA compliant.
Here’s the base message:
Any public-sector organizations or large organizations with over 50 employees in Ontario, any new Websites or Web content must conform with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2.0 (WCAG) Level A on Jan. 1, 2014.
Why?
Because it’s the law (Ontario Regulation 191/11, s. 14[4]) to be exact.
You can reference the provincial guideline in this document.
Who Are We?
Digital Echidna is a talented group of web developers based in London, Ontario. We are passionate about accessibility and blog about it on a regular basis. View more blogs on accessibility and AODA compliance.
