We test your site the way disabled visitors use it — keyboard, screen reader, zoom — against WCAG 2.2 AA, fix the issues in your templates, and give you an accessibility statement. Less legal risk, more customers able to call, book and buy.
Most website accessibility complaints come down to the same handful of issues. We test for all of them on every template, by hand as well as with tools.
Text alternatives for images, logos and icon buttons, so screen-reader users get the same information.
Labels, error messages and focus on every field — contact forms, intake, booking and checkout tested end to end.
Menus, pop-ups, sliders and chat widgets that open, work and close with the keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
Text and buttons readable for low-vision visitors, pages that zoom to 200% and reflow on a phone.
Headings, landmarks, page titles and language set so screen readers can move around the page.
Captions for video, transcripts for audio, and accessible PDFs where they matter.
| What matters | Overlay widget | Audit & Fix |
|---|---|---|
| Missing labels and alt text | Guessed at by a script, often wrong | Written by a person in your templates |
| Keyboard and screen-reader use | Usually unchanged | Tested and fixed on every template |
| Legal risk | Sites with overlays are still sued | Documented testing and a statement |
| Speed and SEO | Extra script on every page | Cleaner code that also helps SEO |
| Cost over time | Monthly fee, forever | One-time fix, optional monitoring |
Automated scan of the whole site, then manual testing of each template with keyboard, screen reader and zoom. You get a prioritised report with the WCAG rule and the fix for each issue.
We fix the issues in your templates and content — or hand a precise list to your developers. Fixes are quoted after the audit, at a fixed price.
Everything re-tested, and an accessibility statement published with a contact for anyone who needs help.
Monthly checks of new pages and changes, so the site stays accessible as content is added.
In the US, courts have applied the ADA to websites of businesses open to the public, and the Department of Justice points to WCAG as the standard. Rules differ by country and sector; we are not lawyers, so talk to your attorney about your obligations.
No one can honestly guarantee that. What we can do is test against WCAG 2.2 AA, fix what we find, and document it — which is what courts and settlements look for.
Yes — we can audit and fix quickly and document the work for your attorney. Contact us straight away.
Yes. We fix templates and content on most platforms, or give your developers an exact list. Our own SEO-Ready CMS is built accessible from the start.
Yes — alt text, clear headings, meaningful link text and fast, clean code help search engines and AI assistants understand the site as well.
Start with the free checker, or book a call and we will review your key pages with you.