About CompliCorp
Digital accessibility testing and consulting.
CompliCorp helps organizations evaluate and improve the accessibility of websites, software, documents, and ICT products. Our work includes WCAG audits, Section 508 assessments, VPAT/ACR reporting, and remediation support.
About CompliCorp
Accessibility expertise.
Clear technical guidance.
Founded by David LoPresti in Pasadena, California, CompliCorp works with product teams, content owners, and procurement stakeholders to identify accessibility barriers and document what needs to change.
Our evaluations combine manual testing, assistive technology checks, and automated tools. Reports explain the findings against the agreed standards and give teams specific guidance for remediation.
We help clients use those results in development planning, accessibility questionnaires, and purchasing reviews. Scope, product version, and known limitations are stated clearly so stakeholders understand what the evaluation covers.
Founder
David LoPresti
Based in Pasadena, California.
David LoPresti founded CompliCorp to help organizations evaluate digital accessibility, address barriers, and communicate their findings clearly. He works with software companies, technology manufacturers, higher education institutions, and government contractors whose products and services must meet accessibility expectations during purchasing and contract reviews.
His work connects WCAG and Section 508 requirements with the everyday decisions facing product and compliance teams. Engagements include accessibility audits, VPAT-based Accessibility Conformance Reports (ACRs), remediation planning, and support for accessibility questionnaires and contract requirements.
David helps product leaders, legal teams, and compliance stakeholders understand the evidence buyers look for when assessing accessibility. That includes interpreting RFP requirements, preparing for vendor onboarding, and building evaluation practices that can be repeated as products evolve.
At CompliCorp, he emphasizes manual testing, validation with assistive technology, and documentation grounded in observed results. The focus is on helping organizations understand their current accessibility status, prioritize improvements, and describe conformance accurately to customers and procurement reviewers.
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