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Your AI-built site was never checked for the thing that gets sued.
Federal web accessibility lawsuits rose 27% in 2025, and most target small businesses — not enterprises. If Lovable or Cursor generated your site, there's a good chance it never had a real accessibility check.
Accessibility lawsuit statistics
3,117
federal accessibility lawsuits were filed in 2025 — up 27% from the year before.
77%
of these lawsuits target companies with under $25M in revenue — this isn't just a big-company problem.
95.9%
of the web's top million homepages have at least one detectable WCAG failure.
Sources: Seyfarth Shaw, UsableNet, WebAIM
AI page generators are good at design. They don't check accessibility.
Tools like Lovable and Cursor produce clean-looking interfaces fast — but nothing in that workflow checks contrast ratios, alt text, or whether a screen reader can use your forms. Those are exactly the failures that show up in demand letters.
We don't sell a compliance badge.
In January 2025, the FTC ordered a web accessibility vendor to pay $1,000,000 for claiming its automated tool could make any site ADA compliant — a claim automated tools cannot back up. We don't make that claim either. No automated tool can certify compliance, including ours.
What we do: run a real scan, show you exactly what fails and why, and give you a paste-ready fix. No badge, no certificate, no guarantee — just the actual issues and the fix.
Automated testing detects roughly 57% of WCAG issues; the rest requires human judgment. UXtion does not certify compliance and is not a substitute for a professional accessibility audit or legal advice.
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Sources: Seyfarth Shaw 2025 ADA Title III Lawsuit Report; UsableNet 2025 Accessibility Lawsuit Report; WebAIM Million 2026; FTC v. accessiBe (Jan. 2025).