Website accessibility audits and remediation across Texas
WCAG 2.1 AA audits, fixes, accessible documents and ongoing monitoring for Texas businesses and public entities.
A scope built around your needs.
Your website, documents and apps
Your compliance obligations
Agreed remediation plan and next steps
The Texas State Capitol in Austin, a field of bluebonnets, and the Chisos Mountains in Big Bend National Park. EVERNET supports Texas businesses remotely from Hartford, Connecticut, with on-site visits for projects.
Accessibility for Texas
Findings mapped to criteria, fixed in priority order.
Texas businesses range from the law firms, financial and energy companies of Dallas, Houston and Austin to San Antonio’s healthcare and military-adjacent economy, Fort Worth’s professional and industrial base and the fast-growing suburbs of Plano, Frisco and Arlington.
Accessibility work for Texas organizations usually starts with a question from legal counsel, a demand letter or a public-entity deadline. EVERNET audits the site with automated and manual testing, maps every finding to a WCAG 2.1 AA criterion, fixes issues in priority order and documents the result with an accessibility statement and monitoring, so the answer to the next question is a report rather than a scramble.
In Texas, EVERNET’s work includes the Tarrant County Bar Association and Foundation identity, the TCBA Law Help website and the San Antonio Bar Association identity, alongside IT and marketing for law firms and professional practices.
Audit
Automated scans plus manual keyboard and screen reader testing of key pages, forms and documents.
Remediation
Fixes in WordPress, Elementor and custom code, accessible PDFs and training for content editors.
Statement and monitoring
An accessibility statement, a feedback channel and periodic re-testing as the site changes.
See website accessibility services, ADA website requirements and ADA Title II for municipalities, or explore pricing.
Doing business in Texas
Public bodies in Texas already work under accessibility rules. State agencies and public universities must meet the electronic and information resources standards in Chapter 2054, Subchapter M of the Texas Government Code, and cities, counties and school districts fall under the Justice Department’s ADA Title II web rule, whose compliance dates were pushed back by a year in April 2026. Private businesses that serve the public are covered by Title III of the ADA, which applies to websites in the same way it applies to a storefront.
For a Texas company, that usually shows up in two ways. Vendors to agencies, universities and school districts can expect questions about WCAG conformance during procurement, and consumer-facing firms want a documented record before a demand letter arrives. We audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, fix what we find on the site we built or the one you already have, and leave you with an accessibility statement and ongoing monitoring. The work runs remotely from Hartford, Connecticut, with on-site visits for staff training when a project calls for it. Your counsel decides how the law applies to your organization.
What to work through.
Where Texas accessibility projects usually start.
WCAG 2.1 AA audit
Automated and manual testing with findings mapped to success criteria and ranked by impact.
Website remediation
Templates, components, forms, media and content fixed at the source rather than with overlays.
Accessible documents
PDFs, forms and downloads remediated or rebuilt as accessible HTML.
Accessibility statement
A plain-language statement with scope, standards, known issues and a feedback channel.
Editor training
Short training so staff keep new content accessible: alt text, headings, links and documents.
Monitoring
Scheduled re-testing and reporting as the site changes.
From client reviews
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Kayla Dailey21 August 2026Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.
It is difficult to put into a review just how much we have valued this partnership. They have gone far beyond being a vendor to the Tarrant County Bar Association — they have become genuine supporters of our organization and the work we do. They have worked with us on everything from building our public-facing legal help website to guiding us through a complete rebranding and logo redesign. With every project, they take the time to understand our organization, our members, our mission, and what we are actually trying to accomplish rather than simply delivering a product. But what has impressed me most is how invested they have become in our success. They show up. They attend our events. They celebrate our wins. They bring us new ideas and look for ways they can help. When we work with them, it truly feels like we have another team in our corner. Our Bar Association is better because of this relationship, and I don't say that lightly. They have consistently gone above and beyond for us, and I am incredibly grateful for the creativity, responsiveness, enthusiasm, and genuine care they bring to everything they do. I cannot recommend them highly enough.Posted on Facebook
Brian Williams19 May 2026recommendsTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Facebook.
Abe and the team have been fantastic. Abe worked through an email migration and OneDrive issue. Communication and timeliness were critical. Abe was proactive and responsive. I would highly recommend Abe and the team at Evernet.Posted on Google
Brian Williams19 May 2026Abe and the team have been fantastic. Abe worked through an email migration and OneDrive issue. Communication and timeliness were critical. Abe was proactive and responsive. I would highly recommend Abe and the team at Evernet.Posted on Google
Pamela Irene23 March 2026Always prompt and helpful. Paul in particular is great to work with!Posted on Google
Chhabra, Gibbs & Gustavis16 March 2026We are a client of Evernet, and they are amazing so far. They have been extremely helpful and knowledgeable. Shoutout to Doug, Abe, Nathan, and Amber as they have been so helpful to us. Would definitely recommend if you need IT consulting and Marketing.Posted on Google
Halley Allaire28 February 2026Paul has always been our go-to, for well over a decade. He is prompt and knowledgeable, and it's really nice having a dedicated person to go to, although we know there is a team at Evernet that we can lean on when needed.Posted on Google
Janet Hart23 December 2025Paul is very prompt and quick with fixing issues. Very happy with the service they provide.Posted on Google
Mark Brouillard13 October 2025Evernet was available on weekend when computer locked up. Great service. Saved the day for me.Posted on Google
Potok Law26 September 2025These guys treat us great, Paul H. is my point and rushes to assist whenever we need!Posted on Google
Meadow Town Media26 September 2025EVERNET has played a pivotal role in our business growth. They have been a fantastic partner over the last year, doing everything from rebuilding our website to managing our IT difficulties to improving our internal processes. They took care of a lot of the headaches that come with small business ownership, which allowed me to focus on doing the work I love and getting more clients through the door. If your business needs help in marketing, IT, or security, I cannot recommend them enough.
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Questions before you get started.
Do accessibility overlays make a site compliant?
No. Overlays do not fix underlying code and have been named in lawsuits. We fix issues at the source.
Which standard do you test against?
WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard referenced by the ADA Title II rule and most legal settlements.
How long does an audit take?
Typically two to four weeks for a small to midsize site, depending on templates and document volume.
Can you fix a site you did not build?
Yes. We work in WordPress, Elementor and most common platforms, and coordinate with your developer where needed.
Do you meet in person across Texas?
Web and marketing work is location-independent, and most Texas clients work with us remotely. In-person sessions are scheduled for projects when they help.
Accessibility, web and IT services for Texas organizations.
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Ideas for Texas businesses.
Guides on website accessibility, ADA requirements and WCAG from the EVERNET team.
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EVERNET works with Texas businesses remotely day to day, with on-site work scheduled for projects and confirmed during scoping. Websites, marketing, accessibility and AI work are location-independent. Our office is at 100 Pearl Street in downtown Hartford, Connecticut.
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