ELEVAGE DIGITAL

Accessible websites. Reduce legal risk. Increase conversions.

Affordable custom WCAG-conforming WordPress websites, accessible Divi4 and Divi5 websites, accessibility audits, remediation, and monthly monitoring from a certified professional (CPWA) for small businesses, non-profits, and local governments.

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ELEVAGE DIGITAL

Accessible websites. Reduce legal risk. Increase conversions.

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Services

To help organizations reduce their legal liability and increase their website conversions, Elevage Digital provides professional, affordable accessibility and website services to create WCAG-conformant WordPress and Divi websites.

All Services

Website Accessibility

Reduce legal liability, increase conversions, improve your business reputation and visibility

WordPress Websites

User-friendly, easily managed sites built for accessibility

Website Optimization

Improve content, usability, analytics, and search/AI visibility for your site

Divi Accessibility

Custom plugin and remediation to fix inherent accessibility flaws in Divi to create WCAG-conformant websites

Why Elevage Digital

Certified Professional

Accessibility services provided by experienced staff with the highest level of industry certification.

Best Practices

We build and remediate sites to meet the current version of Website Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG).

Custom Solutions

Our services are tailored to meet your unique needs and goals.

Long-Term Results

We build sites for authentic, long-term results to achieve your organization’s mission, vision and goals. No overlays.

Testimonials

Not only did she help us understand and meet regulatory requirements, she also ensured we are providing a superior user experience for all of our visitors.
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Clients

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Between October 18 and 23, I reviewed the homepages of the main government websites for 35 Title II localities in Virginia with over 50,000 residents. Every website homepage had at least two significant accessibility failures. Across the whole group, there was an average of 5 failures per site. The timing of this review is significant…

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Does Your Website Work When Users Can’t See Color?

If your website site doesn’t have good color contrast or uses color as the only way to communicate information, some users are going to have a poor experience.

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What Businesses and Local Governments Need to Know To Comply with the Virginia Information Technology Access Act (VITAA)

Businesses must certify and sell accessible products. Local governments and public education institutions must purchase accessible products and assign a digital accessibility coordinator.