Services — Accessibility
Web accessibility and WCAG: a site everyone can actually use.
Web accessibility audit and fixes to WCAG guidelines: contrast, keyboard, screen readers and forms. Easier for everyone, better prepared for the rules.
Tell me about your projectWho it's for
- ›Anyone with a website or online store who wants to know if it is accessible
- ›Companies that need to comply with European accessibility rules
- ›Anyone about to rebuild their site who wants to start with the right basics
What you get
- Checks with automatic tools plus manual tests with keyboard and screen reader
- A clear report with issues in priority order
- Fixes for contrast, alternative text, forms, menus and keyboard navigation
- Page structure that voice assistants can read
- Guidance for the accessibility statement, where required
AIWith AI
AI can help draft image descriptions and transcripts, but I always review them: a wrong alternative text does more harm than none.
Learn more →What accessibility means
A site is accessible when it can also be used by people who can't see well or at all, who can't use a mouse, who can't hear videos or who find it hard to read and concentrate. That means adequate colour contrast, alternative text for images, clear forms, menus that work with a keyboard and a structure that voice assistants can read.
A benefit for everyone
The same fixes make the site easier on a phone, in bright sunlight or on a slow connection, and they help SEO, because Google reads pages much like voice assistants do.
Guidelines and rules
I follow the WCAG guidelines, the international reference. In Europe, accessibility of some digital products and services is a legal requirement: I help you understand whether it applies to you and prepare what is needed, without promising certifications that don't exist.
- WCAG 2.2
- ARIA
- Lighthouse
- axe
- NVDA / VoiceOver
How we work
- 01
Audit
I check the site with automatic tools and by hand, using keyboard and screen reader.
- 02
Report
You get the list of issues, explained simply and in priority order.
- 03
Fixes
I fix the problems, starting with those that block users the most.
- 04
Re-test
I check again and tell you what is fine and what still needs attention.
Frequently asked questions
It depends on the type of business and its size: European rules cover e-commerce and some digital services in particular, with exemptions for micro-enterprises providing services. I'll tell you what applies to your case, but for legal matters it is wise to also consult an advisor.
No: there is no badge that guarantees full accessibility. You get a report of what I checked and fixed, which you can use as the basis for your own statement.
It depends on the size of the site and how it is built. After the audit you get a free written quote.
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Shall we talk about your project?
A 20-minute chat, no strings attached: we'll figure out together where to start.