Who it is for
Visitors who are blind or have low vision, who are deaf or hard of hearing, who navigate with a keyboard instead of a mouse, or who have seizure, attention or reading difficulties.
We build WorkspaceCMS sites with accessibility in mind. For visitors who need more, our partner accessiBe adds an adjustments panel to your site, so people can change text size, contrast, motion and more to suit how they browse.

An accessible website is one people with disabilities can read, navigate and use. It also tends to be clearer and easier for everyone else.
Visitors who are blind or have low vision, who are deaf or hard of hearing, who navigate with a keyboard instead of a mouse, or who have seizure, attention or reading difficulties.
The Americans with Disabilities Act requires businesses open to the public to be accessible to people with disabilities. The Department of Justice has said this applies to websites too.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are the technical yardstick most people use. Level AA of WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 is the usual target: readable contrast, text descriptions for images, keyboard access, clear labels on forms.
Your site is designed and built by our team, so the basics are taken care of from the start, and changes are made in the site itself rather than painted on top.
We build your pages for you with real headings, lists, buttons and links in a sensible order, the structure screen readers and keyboards rely on.
The Alt-Tag Manager shows every image on your site, with a filter for the ones missing a description. AI can draft them, and nothing goes live until you approve it.
See the Alt-Tag Manager →We choose type sizes and text colors with readability and contrast in mind, and we keep layouts working on phones and when visitors zoom in.
Spot something a visitor cannot reach or read? Send a change request from your dashboard and we fix it in the site itself, on every plan.
See how updates work →accessiBe makes accessWidget, an accessibility adjustments panel that sits on your site. A visitor opens it and picks a profile or individual settings, and the page adapts for them. It installs on WorkspaceCMS sites and on most other platforms.
This is a partner (referral) link. accessiBe bills you directly; it is not part of your WorkspaceCMS plan or bill.
No widget, on its own, makes a website fully conform to WCAG or guarantees ADA compliance. A widget like accessWidget gives visitors tools to adjust the site to their needs, which is a real help and a strong first layer. Full conformance also takes an accessibility audit and fixes in the site's code and content.
We build every site with accessibility in mind: clear structure, image descriptions and readable layouts. We do not certify sites as ADA compliant or WCAG conformant. If you need a formal conformance statement, you need an accessibility audit, and we can make the fixes it finds through your change requests.
Nobody can promise that, and we do not. We are not lawyers and this page is not legal advice. If you have received a demand letter or have legal questions, talk to an attorney who handles accessibility law.
accessiBe does, directly. It is not part of your WorkspaceCMS plan and does not appear on your WorkspaceCMS bill. Pricing, trials and cancellation are set by accessiBe.
accessiBe is our accessibility partner. Our link is a partner (referral) link, which means 1Digital may be credited when you sign up through it. It does not change the price you pay.
Yes. accessWidget installs with a short line of code on most websites, including WordPress, Shopify, Wix and Squarespace. On a WorkspaceCMS site, ask our team and we will help you add it.
Sign up online and we build your site for you, with accessibility in mind from the first page. Add accessWidget from our partner accessiBe whenever you are ready.
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