Digital Accessibility Audit
Review pages and key journeys against an agreed accessibility standard. Get documented barriers, test scope, and repair priorities.
Why?
Accessibility barriers can prevent people from completing essential tasks. We combine scoped automated checks with manual review to explain where barriers occur, who may be affected, and how your team can address them. An audit is not a legal certification.
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Traceable accessibility findings
Each issue connects a barrier to a tested page or journey, reproduction steps, and the relevant review criterion.
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Prioritised remediation
Your team receives practical recommendations that distinguish critical task blockers from lower-impact issues.
Our process
Agree on standard and sample
We define the standard version and level, page sample, critical journeys, languages, environments, and exclusions.
Run scoped automated checks
We scan the agreed sample, review tool findings, and separate reproducible issues from items needing manual investigation.
Review interaction and structure
We manually review keyboard access, focus order, labels, errors, and semantic structure within the agreed journeys.
Check visual and language behaviour
We review contrast, zoom, text reflow, and Arabic/English behaviour for the selected screens and environments.
Prioritise remediation
We record evidence, affected criteria, reproduction steps, and practical recommendations, prioritising barriers to critical tasks.
Retest agreed fixes
Where retesting is included, we check specified fixes and report remaining issues, untested areas, and the limits of the review.
Questions?
We agree on the WCAG version and target level, sample, and test environments before starting. Findings apply to that defined scope, not automatically to the whole product.
Yes. Findings include evidence, affected journeys, severity, and recommended fixes. Engineering estimates and implementation ownership are confirmed with your team.
No. It documents accessibility findings within the agreed sample and method. Legal certification is not included, and retesting covers only the fixes and environments agreed in scope.
Yes, when scoped. We specify tools, browser/device combinations, tasks, and training needs. Sessions with participants with disabilities require separately agreed recruitment and consent arrangements.
