Description
Ten pages of your site, tested against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA, with one report back in five business days.
Most accessibility failures on a real site are small, and they repeat. An image with no alt text. A form input with no label. A button a screen reader announces as nothing but “button”. A contrast ratio that fails on the one element you most want people to click. None of those need a redesign, and all of them are what an automated screening tool finds first.
What you get
- One report covering ten pages you choose, or ten I choose if you would rather I picked
- Every failure named, with the element and the page it sits on
- Each one graded critical, serious, moderate or minor
- An estimate of developer hours per fix, so you can budget the work
- The order to fix them in, so the first day removes the most risk
How it works
You buy, then reply to the receipt with your website address and the pages you want covered. If anything is unclear I ask before I start rather than guess. The report lands within five business days of that reply.
What this is not
Automated testing finds about 57 percent of accessibility problems by volume, and covers 20 to 30 percent of the WCAG success criteria. That figure is Deque’s, measured across more than 2,000 audits and 13,000 pages, and it is the honest ceiling on any tool-driven audit including mine.
So this does not certify you as compliant, and I will not tell you it does. Nobody can sell you that from a scan. If you are already in a dispute, what you need is a manual audit by a certified auditor, and that costs several times this.
I do not implement the fixes and I do not push code to your site. Once your developer has worked through the list, the Accessibility Re-Scan tells you what actually cleared.
