Accessibility is how we make sure a product works for everyone, including people who use screen readers, keyboards, magnification or captions, and people in situations that limit how they can see, hear or move. We audit against WCAG, design inclusively from the start, and test with real assistive technology, so accessibility widens your audience and lowers your legal risk instead of turning into a last-minute scramble.
What the service covers
We run WCAG audits at level AA, and AAA where it matters, reviewing your interface, content and code, and hand back a clear list of what fails, why it matters and how to fix it, ordered by impact. Beyond the audit we design inclusively: readable contrast, visible focus, a sensible reading order, properly labelled controls, keyboard paths that actually work, and content written to be understood. When a build already exists we remediate it; when it does not, we build accessibility into the design so it ships correct.
Tested with real assistive technology
Automated checkers catch only a fraction of real problems, so we go further. We test with actual screen readers such as NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver, with keyboard-only navigation and with magnification, and we check how the interface behaves for people with low vision and with motor and cognitive differences. That is the difference between passing a scanner and working for a real person.
Built in from day one
Accessibility is cheapest and best when it lives inside research, design and code rather than as a checkbox at the end. We fold it into user research, into the design system and its components, and into the front-end build, so every new screen inherits it instead of needing a separate pass. It becomes a standard your team keeps, not a report that ages on a shelf.
Why it matters
An accessible site reaches a larger audience, performs better for everyone, since clear structure and fast, well-marked pages help all users and search engines too, and it reduces the legal and reputational risk that comes with inaccessible products. In most markets accessibility is either required or heading that way, and building it in now is far cheaper than retrofitting later.
Whether you need a one-off WCAG audit, a remediation plan, or accessibility built into a new product from the first sketch, we can start from wherever you are.
Accessibility is not a checkbox you tick before launch. It is what makes your product usable by everyone, and it is what keeps you out of an ADA complaint. We audit it, fix it, and prove it.
What we do
We run WCAG audits and inclusive design work across research, design and code. We test with real assistive technology, not just automated scanners, and we fix what we find. Whether you are building something new or retrofitting a live site, we make it work for people using screen readers, keyboard navigation, low vision settings, or a slow connection on a small screen.
Fixing ADA complaints
Most teams call us for the first time because a demand letter arrived. Here is how we handle it. First, a rapid audit that maps every reported barrier to a specific WCAG criterion and a specific fix. Then prioritised remediation, starting with the issues that carry the most legal risk and affect the most users. Finally, documentation: an accessibility statement and a conformance record, so you can show the work was done and keep it done.
Send us the details. We can usually tell you within a day how big the gap is and what it takes to close it. We are not lawyers, and we will say so, but we give your legal team something concrete to work with.
How we test
Automated scanners catch only a fraction of real problems, so we go further. We check colour contrast and run WebAIM WAVE, then we test by hand: screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, focus order, form labels and error messages. We also simulate colour vision deficiencies on the busiest, most complex screens, where they cause the most trouble.
Common questions
Yes. That is one of the most common reasons teams come to us. We audit against the specific issues raised, remediate them, and document conformance.
WCAG 2.2 AA by default, the benchmark most ADA-related claims are measured against. We can target a different level if you need it.
Both. We can hand your team a prioritised report, do the remediation with you, or both.
We are not lawyers and cannot promise that. What we can do is bring your product to a recognised conformance standard and document it, which is what your legal team needs.
The fastest way to start is a short audit. Tell us about your site in the form below and we will come back with the gap and a plan to close it.