Why we give these away
Curbcut makes small-business websites ADA and WCAG 2.1 AA compliant with real, hand-built remediation. These tools are the honest front door to that work: they show you where your site stands today, in plain terms, without a sales wall.
They're also a useful reality check. An overlay widget promises instant compliance and doesn't deliver it. A scanner is more honest — but even the best automated check only catches about 30–40% of WCAG issues. The rest need a human with a keyboard and a screen reader. Our tools are built to make that boundary clear, not to hide it.
How to use them together
- Start broad: run the website accessibility checker to find the obvious, high-volume issues on a page.
- Fix color first: color contrast is the single most common failure. Use the contrast checker and the palette generator to lock in compliant colors.
- Check your images: the alt text checker flags missing or weak alternative text — a top-three lawsuit trigger.
- Gauge your exposure: the ADA compliance quiz estimates your lawsuit risk and tells you what to prioritize.
- Document it: generate an accessibility statement and, for procurement, a VPAT.
When you're ready to actually conform — and have it hold up if a demand letter arrives — a full audit is the next step.