Read and understand.
Readable text, useful image descriptions and captions make your information available in more ways.
Accessibility
A website more
people can use.
Accessibility helps people with disabilities read your content, navigate your site and contact your business. We fix the code and design barriers that get in their way.
Why it matters
Don’t lose a customer
at the first hurdle.
An unreadable product page or a form that cannot be completed can stop a customer before your team ever hears from them.
Move without a mouse.
Keyboard and screen-reader support help people who do not navigate by sight or with a mouse.
Ask, book or buy.
Clear labels and useful error messages help customers complete the task themselves.
Learn about accessibility and the people it helps at W3C.
See the difference
Small details.
A usable request.
- Know what to enter.
- Visible labels stay in place as you type and give screen readers a name for each field.
- See where you are.
- Use Tab to move through the form. A clear outline follows the control you can use next.
- Recover from a mistake.
- Remove the email and try the request. The message tells you what to fix and keeps the other details.
One clear next step
Let’s get your quote started.
A few details so the team can help.
Clear labelsVisible focusHelpful errors
A first look, on us
Start with five pages.
Send your website and email. We’ll check five public pages against automated WCAG 2.1 AA rules and email the findings within one business day.
The repair work
Choose the scope you need.
Remediation
$2,500 USD
10 business days from the agreed start
- Agreed critical and serious automated findings
- Code corrections across the agreed templates
- Before-and-after automated retest
- One correction round within 14 days
Remediation & assessment
$4,500 USD
15 business days, plus a 90-day recheck
- Everything in remediation
- Keyboard and screen-reader testing of agreed journeys
- Accessibility statement and a signed scope/check record
- A scheduled recheck at 90 days
A defined repair.
A dated retest.
We agree the pages, journeys, access and exclusions before the 50% deposit.
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Week 1
Agree and repair
Confirm the findings, identify shared components and make the agreed corrections.
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Week 2
Retest and review
Repeat checks on the same scope and record resolved findings and remaining issues.
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Week 3
Assess, where included
Review the agreed keyboard and screen-reader journeys and complete the handover.
Questions before
you begin.
What is WCAG?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are technical guidelines for accessible websites. They cover things like readable content, keyboard access and understandable forms. Our proposal names the version, level and checks included in your project.
Why does this matter for US businesses?
The US Department of Justice says ADA duties for businesses open to the public extend to goods and services offered online. See its web accessibility guidance. We handle technical review and repairs; advice about your business’s legal obligations belongs with your counsel.
Can my developer use the free report?
Yes. The findings are yours to review with your team. There is no obligation to buy remediation.
What about third-party tools?
Checkout providers, widgets and embedded services may need their own supplier to make changes. PDFs, video and work outside the agreed pages are separately scoped.
Does this guarantee compliance?
No. The report names the scope and methods used. An automated scan or signed testing record is not a certification or guarantee against legal claims.
From the journal
Understand the work before you buy.
Have a report already?
Tell us what it found. We’ll help you define the repair work.