Website Accessibility

Websites more people can navigate, understand and use.

Accessibility is about making sure customers can actually use your site — whether they browse with a keyboard, a screen reader, larger text or a small phone. We review what's there, fix what's getting in the way, and help keep it that way.

What we help with

  • Accessibility reviews

    A practical look at how your site works with a keyboard, a screen reader and at larger text sizes, combined with automated checks. You get a plain-language list of what we found and what to fix first.

  • Remediation

    Fixing the issues in the site itself — markup, navigation, forms, color and content — rather than covering them with a plug-in.

  • Accessible design & development

    New sites and features planned and built with accessibility in mind from the start, which is usually simpler than fixing it later.

  • Ongoing checks

    Periodic reviews as content, features and plug-ins change, so improvements don't quietly slip back.

What we look at

Concrete, everyday barriers — not just a score.

  • Keyboard use

    Every menu, button, form and dialog can be reached and used without a mouse, in a sensible order, with a visible focus outline.

  • Screen readers

    Pages have meaningful headings, labeled links and buttons, useful image descriptions and status messages that are actually announced.

  • Contrast & readability

    Text and important icons stand out from their backgrounds, and the layout still works when text is enlarged or the screen is narrow.

  • Structure

    Clear page landmarks, a logical heading outline and a way to skip straight to the main content.

  • Forms

    Every field has a label, errors explain what to fix and are connected to the field, and confirmation messages are announced.

  • Motion & media

    Animation respects reduced-motion settings, and media has the alternatives people need.

How we work

A clear standard and honest expectations.

We use the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 at Level AA as the technical target for our design, development and reviews. Automated tools are a useful starting point, but they catch only part of the picture, so we pair them with hands-on keyboard and browser testing.

We fix issues in the website itself rather than relying on overlay widgets. We don't provide legal advice or formal certification, and no automated score on its own means a site is fully compliant. What we can do is give you a clear picture and steady, practical improvement.

Curious where your site stands? Ask us for an accessibility review. You can also read how we approach accessibility on our own site.

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