Assess, never certify
We report what we found and the checklist we used. We do not state a client’s legal obligations or promise an outcome.
About Uditus
Built for the businesses the enterprise web forgot.
Large companies hire accessibility specialists and test every release. A local landscaper may have a site built in an afternoon and no reason to know that the quote form cannot be completed by keyboard. Uditus exists for that gap.
A web where the smallest businesses are as accessible as the largest.
Our mission
Let owners succeed online without becoming web experts.
A business owner is excellent at the work their customers hire them to do. Nothing about masonry, landscaping, property sales, or running a neighborhood shop teaches contrast ratios, focus order, security headers, or ARIA.
That mismatch between what an owner is genuinely skilled at and what the web silently demands is where customers disappear. We close it at a published price so the owner can return to their actual craft.
If our work requires the client to understand accessibility in order to benefit from it, we have not done the work.
What access changes
One clearer path to a quote can mean one more customer served, one less abandoned form, and one stronger local business.
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Who this serves
The customer. The owner. The whole local economy.
First, the person using the site
A missing label is a real person who cannot request a quote from a business that would have been glad to serve them. Every score and every fix is ultimately for that person.
Then, the owner
Owners lose business to problems they cannot see and were never equipped to diagnose: a mobile menu that traps focus, text unreadable in sunlight, or a form that silently fails.
Then, everyone else
A town where a person can start a business without first becoming technical is a town with more businesses in it. Low technical barriers decide who gets to participate in an economy at all.
Principles with a cost
A mission matters only if it rules something out.
The report belongs to the client
Every finding must be usable by a developer who has never spoken to us. Portability is a product requirement.
Publish the rubric
The checklist, scoring weights, and rebuild range are visible. A score we could quietly manipulate is not worth selling.
An expert signs every report
No assessment, outreach message, report, or client deploy reaches the outside world without expert review.
Fix it properly or leave it alone
No overlays. No patches on platforms where the platform itself generates the defect. We say when a job is not ours to do.
Meet the standard we sell
Our own site, reports, and client systems are held to the same checklist we use for everyone else.
The founders
Expert judgment stays close to the work.
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Connor Larson
Co-founder · product, systems, and client delivery
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Gabriel Yallaly
Co-founder · operations, review, and client relationships