Free ADA Tools for Signage Compliance Audit
Ensure your signage is compliant with Section 703 from the 2010 ADA Standards requirements with our comprehensive toolkit. Professional-grade calculators for designers, architects, and facility managers.
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This tool helps you quickly determine the minimum character size required for compliant visual signage based on mounting height and viewing distance.
Welcome to the Color Contrast Checker. This tool helps you quickly determine whether or not your sign has enough contrast to be considered ADA Compliant.
Use this Sign Sizing calculator to determine the minimum dimensions required for ADA-compliant signage. Simply enter your sign text and character specifications to get precise measurements that meet federal accessibility standards. This tool helps you avoid costly non-compliance issues and ensures your signs are legally compliant from the start.
This calculator is based on 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (Section 703). For complex installations or specific compliance questions, consult with an ADA specialist.Results show minimum dimensions - larger signs are always acceptable.
Use this checklist before you sign off on sign installation. A sign can look completely correct in a rendering and still fail inspection if it's mounted even an inch outside the compliant range, and mounting height is one of the most common post-installation compliance failures precisely because it's invisible until someone measures it.
This checklist is based on 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (Section 703.4.1). State and local codes may add stricter requirements. Always verify mounting height against the tactile character baseline, not the sign panel edge.
Use this reference to understand what ADA-compliant braille actually requires before you approve a sign. Braille compliance isn't something you can verify by looking at a sign — dot size, spacing, and mounting height are governed by exact measurements that most buyers never think to ask about.
This reference is based on 2010 ADA Standards for Accessible Design (Section 703.3–703.4). State and local codes may add stricter requirements. For installed signage, verify actual measurements rather than relying on a rendering or spec sheet alone.
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