AODA-Compliant Website Design in Kingston, ON

A website that looks good but doesn’t convert, doesn’t rank, or doesn’t meet accessibility standards is really just a brochure with a domain name. I build custom sites and the infrastructure behind them myself: design, accessibility, performance, analytics, and the CRM or automation wiring that makes the site part of how the business actually runs.

That means WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility built in from the start. Under the AODA, public websites for organizations with 50 or more employees have had to meet WCAG 2.0 AA since 2021. W3C, which writes the standard, says a site that meets 2.2 also meets 2.0. If you have 20 or more employees, your next AODA compliance report is due December 31, 2026. Here’s what applies at your size. It’s the right fit if your current site is a brochure that needs to become a working system, or if you have an AODA obligation and aren’t sure your site meets it. If a template or website builder is genuinely the right answer for your budget, I’ll say so and price accordingly instead of selling you a custom build you don’t need.

After launch, SEO Butler handles the repetitive SEO upkeep: meta titles, alt text and internal links, generated and kept current. If you want to know whether ChatGPT and Google’s AI name your business, here’s how to check and what to fix first. For smaller operational problems that don’t need a full build, I make custom widgets.