Access is part of the build.
Website accessibility: Access is part of the build.
More people should be able to find information, navigate and finish what they came to do. Start with the journeys that matter, then test the work.
Discuss accessWebsite accessibility review: Find the barriers before they find your users.
The right starting point depends on what your visitors need to accomplish, not on a single score.
See where people get stuck
Review navigation, content, forms and error paths with keyboard and screen reader use in mind.
Fix the foundations
Improve semantic HTML, focus order, labels, contrast and interaction patterns in the product itself.
Leave evidence behind
Agree a WCAG 2.2 target, record what was checked, fix findings and retest the changed journeys.
Accessibility evaluation and remediation: Check the path, not just the page.
An automated score is a starting point. The work is in how a person actually gets through the site.
Agree the target
Define the pages, journeys and WCAG 2.2 conformance level to assess before claiming results.
Test with people in mind
Combine automated checks with keyboard use, screen reader checks, zoom and manual review of real tasks.
Repair and verify
Prioritize barriers, update the implementation, retest, and hand over a plain-language record of findings and remaining work.
Discuss an accessibility project: Make more journeys possible.
Already know the barriers? Send a link. Starting from scratch? We can agree a useful scope and target together.