What you get

  • A real audit report

    Every issue, where it lives and which requirement it breaks. Not the raw dump of an automated scanner.

  • Fixes in the code

    Contrast, keyboard navigation, labels, heading structure, forms and focus states. Fixed at the source, not covered by a layer.

  • An accessibility statement

    The document the regulations require and almost everyone forgets — including a named coordinator and a reporting channel.

  • A preferences widget

    Text sizing, contrast and reduced motion. A genuine convenience layer — and not a substitute for the standard.

  • A re-test

    We go over the site again after the fixes and confirm that what was closed actually stayed closed.

How it works

  1. Send us a URL

    A link to the site. That's all we need to start — no system access required at this stage.

  2. We audit

    An automated scan alongside a manual pass: keyboard, screen reader and contrast. Tooling alone catches well under half the issues.

  3. We fix

    We go into the code and fix. On closed platforms we work within what they allow — and tell you where the ceiling is before we start.

  4. We hand over

    A fixed site, a published accessibility statement, and a before/after report you can show if anyone asks.

We work on sites that already exist

You don't need a rebuild to meet the standard. In most cases we fix what's already there.

  • Wix
  • WordPress
  • Shopify
  • Custom builds

On closed platforms some things simply cannot be fixed from the code. If that's your case you'll hear it at the audit stage, not after you've paid.

What we won't sell you

An accessibility widget on its own. The standard requires the site itself to meet level AA, and a widget doesn't change the code underneath it — it's a good convenience layer, not conformance and not legal cover. Anyone selling "accessibility in one click" is selling exactly that.

Read why a widget isn't enough

Send us your site's URL

We'll tell you where you stand against the standard and what it takes to close the gap. A quote based on what we find, with no commitment.

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