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Any organisation with a public-facing website, web app, or digital product. Private businesses face ADA Title III litigation risk. Government sites have hard WCAG deadlines. EU businesses serving customers across member states are subject to the EAA. Healthcare organisations receiving federal funding face the HHS Section 504 deadline. The short answer: if the public can use your digital product, an audit is the right starting point.

Automated tools reliably catch around 30–40% of WCAG issues. The rest require human judgment: whether a screen reader announces a button correctly, whether keyboard focus order makes logical sense, whether error messages are actually useful. The issues automated tools miss are often the ones that generate lawsuits and block real users. Manual testing is not optional for genuine conformance.

An overlay injects JavaScript that tries to patch your site as it loads. It cannot rewrite the structural problems in your underlying code, and courts have consistently declined to accept an installed overlay as proof of compliance. Zylyn's audit finds the real issues in your code. The fixes go into the source. The Zylyn widget is a usability layer on top of properly remediated code — a convenience, never a substitute for the work.

WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the primary benchmark. It is the standard referenced by ADA case law, the EU's EN 301 549, and most other accessibility laws worldwide. Meeting WCAG 2.2 AA means you also satisfy WCAG 2.1 and 2.0, so one audit covers the technical core of virtually every major accessibility law.

The automated scan runs in 90 seconds. Manual expert review typically takes 2–5 business days depending on scope. The findings report and remediation plan are delivered within 24 hours of the manual review completing. Managed remediation timelines are scoped to your project during the discovery call.

Yes. PDFs are evaluated against PDF/UA and WCAG document criteria — most site-level audits miss them entirely, but they are regularly cited in demand letters and procurement disqualifications. Mobile apps are tested against WCAG 2.1 mobile criteria and platform accessibility APIs. Both are available as add-ons to a web audit or as standalone engagements.

An Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR), produced using the VPAT template, is a structured document describing how your product conforms to Section 508 or other accessibility standards. Federal agencies and many enterprise procurement teams require one before they will evaluate your product on its merits. Zylyn produces ACRs backed by real test evidence as part of the Managed Remediation tier.