Your website has readers you’ve never met.

Screen readers. Keyboards. A phone on one bar of signal on a county road. Search crawlers, AI agents, and the plaintiff’s scanner that found you first. Baclion audits, fixes, and monitors the code they all depend on.

Based in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Working with teams across the United States.

One printed page read at once by four readers: a fingertip on raised braille dots, a lighthouse beam, a small robot with a magnifying glass, and a snail carrying a phone.

Read this page the way they do.

Every tab below is generated from this page’s own code when we publish it. Nothing is a mock-up. Pick a reader.

What most design reviews check: hierarchy, color, and a clear next step.

Six readers, one codebase

Most teams design for the reader in front of a large monitor. The rest arrive through software, hardware, or a weak signal, and they all read the same markup.

Screen reader users

Hear your page as a sequence of names, roles, and states. An unlabeled button is a silent one.

Keyboard and switch users

Move one focus stop at a time. A trap in a date picker ends the visit.

People who zoom

Read at 200% or 400%. Fixed-height boxes clip text and sticky headers hide the focus.

Phones on a weak signal

Wait for every script you ship. Heavy pages are slow to load and slower to answer a tap.

Search crawlers

Index what your headings, links, and structured data say, not what your design implies.

AI agents

Read screenshots, raw HTML, and the accessibility tree to book, buy, and compare on someone’s behalf.

The web is getting harder to read, not easier.

Four numbers we keep on the wall. Each links to its primary source.

95.9%

of the top one million home pages had detectable WCAG 2 failures in February 2026

WebAIM, The WebAIM Million (2026)
56.1

detectable accessibility errors per home page on average in February 2026

WebAIM, The WebAIM Million (2026)
28.7%

of U.S. adults (more than 1 in 4) reported a functional disability in 2022

CDC, Disability and Health Data Now (Disability and Health Data System, 2022 BRFSS)
more than 5,000

digital accessibility lawsuits were filed in U.S. federal and state courts in 2025

UsableNet, 2025 Year-End Digital Accessibility Lawsuit Report

Twelve services, four disciplines, one team

Accessibility, performance, tag governance, and machine readability usually live in four different vendors’ reports. They share root causes, so we work on them together.

Performance & Governance

Make pages fast to respond and keep third-party code on a short leash.

Digital Asset Auditing

Know everything you publish, and how machines read it.

Monitoring & Prevention

Keep it fixed after launch day, and stop new barriers at the source.

A wheelchair user, a parent with a stroller, a delivery worker with a hand truck, and a small delivery robot all using the same curb cut.

One fix, many readers.

A curb cut was built for wheelchairs and ended up serving strollers, suitcases, and delivery carts. Code works the same way. Give a button a real name and a screen reader announces it, voice control can click it, a crawler understands it, and an AI agent can press it. Remove an abandoned script and every visitor’s taps get faster while a privacy gap closes.

That is why we audit accessibility, performance, and third-party code in one pass, and fix the shared component instead of patching every page.

See how the services fit together

A jeweler’s loupe on a long paper receipt; through the lens the blurry line items become sharp check marks.

Evidence, not promises.

We don’t sell badges, seals, or a percentage score. You get a findings register tied to WCAG success criteria, recorded screen-reader walkthroughs, before-and-after measurements, and retest results your attorney, auditor, or procurement officer can actually read.

If a vendor tells you a script will make your site conformant overnight, ask them for the evidence. The FTC did.

Read a sample audit report

A hand stops a long row of falling dominoes so the rest stay standing.

Fixed stays fixed.

Most regressions arrive on an ordinary Tuesday: a new carousel, a marketing tag, a redesigned checkout button. Baclion Watch scans weekly, tracks field performance, flags new third-party scripts, and puts a person on quarterly assistive-technology checks. Our CI gates catch the machine-detectable problems before they merge.

Meet Baclion Watch

Dates worth a calendar invite

Federal accessibility dates for public entities and healthcare organizations. Counts verified November 1, 2026. See every date.

April 26, 2027

ADA Title II web and mobile app compliance date for state and local governments with a total population of 50,000 or more.

U.S. Department of Justice, Interim Final Rule, 91 FR 20902 (FR Doc. 2026-07663)

176days away

May 11, 2027

Section 504 web and mobile app compliance date for HHS-funded recipients with 15 or more employees.

U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, Interim Final Rule, 91 FR 25496 (FR Doc. 2026-09266)

191days away

April 26, 2028

ADA Title II web and mobile app compliance date for public entities with a total population under 50,000 and for special district governments.

U.S. Department of Justice, Interim Final Rule, 91 FR 20902 (FR Doc. 2026-07663)

542days away

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A Kentucky dry-stone fence across rolling bluegrass hills; its stones are shaped like buttons, toggles, sliders, and checkboxes.

Built in Bowling Green.

We’re a Kentucky company, an hour north of Nashville, close enough to sit in your conference room in Louisville, Lexington, or Owensboro and comfortable working with teams anywhere in the country. Kentucky has its own privacy law now, and its cities and counties have federal accessibility dates to meet. We know both.

1280 Fairway Street, Suite 200
Bowling Green, KY 42103
(270) 791-9433

Accessibility services in Kentucky

Tell us what your website needs to do.

Send a link and a sentence about your deadline. You will hear back from a person within one business day, usually with a short list of questions and a proposed scope.