See what’s stopping people from using your website.
Start with a free scan of your real pages, explained in plain English. Then, if you want it, we fix what is broken — in your code — and keep a dated record of every change.
What we test against, and with
WCAG 2.1 AA
WCAG 2.2 AA
EN 301 549
Section 508
axe-core
NVDA
JAWS
VoiceOver
Why people call us
Three things usually bring someone here.
A demand letter arrived
You need to know what is actually wrong, get it fixed properly, and be able to show what you did and when. That record is the part that matters later.
A deadline is coming
ADA Title II obligations, a procurement requirement, or the European Accessibility Act if you sell into the EU. All of them ask for evidence, not intentions.
The widget did not work
You installed an overlay and the problems are still there. Nearly a quarter of accessibility lawsuits in 2025 were filed against sites that already had one.
What the program includes
Four things, done continuously.
Template-based audit
Your store has thousands of pages and perhaps a dozen templates. We test the templates, then say plainly how many URLs each one represents. You are not billed per page for the same three findings.
Remediation in your source
We change the markup, the styles, and the components — in your repository or your theme. Nothing is patched over at runtime, so the fix survives with or without us.
Monitoring and regression alerts
Scheduled scans compare against the last run. When a deploy reintroduces something you already fixed, you hear about it from us before you hear about it from anyone else.
A statement and a feedback channel
A published accessibility statement describing what was tested and what is still open, plus a route for visitors to report barriers directly to you. Both are expected under the EAA.
What you actually receive
Every issue, in writing.
Findings are not a score or a traffic light. Each one names the rule it breaks, what was measured, which template it affects, how many pages that covers, and what happened next.
1.4.3The WCAG success criterion the issue breaks
Level AAThe conformance level that criterion sits at
TemplateWhich page type, and how many URLs it represents
DatesFound, fixed, and the scan that confirmed it
1.4.3Contrast (Minimum) · Level AAVerified fixed
Add-to-cart button label did not meet minimum contrast against its background.
Measured 3.54:1Required 4.5:1Now 7.11:1
Template product-detail — represents 2,411 URLs
Found 14 Feb 2026 · fixed 27 Feb 2026
Verified by scan #1182, 28 Feb 2026
2.4.7Focus Visible · Level AAOpen
Quantity stepper has no visible focus indicator when reached by keyboard.
Found by manual review · 3 Aug 2026
Target 21 Aug 2026 · owner client dev team
Two entries from a client record — one closed, one still open. We show you both.
The part other vendors leave out
What we will not sell you.
In January 2025 the Federal Trade Commission obtained a $1,000,000 order against an accessibility overlay vendor. The finding was that marketing an automated widget as something that makes a site conform to WCAG — and keeps it conforming — was deceptive. The order bars that claim, expressly or by implication, without evidence to support it.
We think that was correct, and it shapes what we offer:
How we describe our own work
You will not hear us say
What we say instead
One line of code and you are done
We audit your templates and change your source
Automatically conformant
A dated report with findings, severity, and fix status
Protects you from litigation
A documented remediation history you own
An accessibility score of 94
412 of 430 automated checks passed; 6 serious issues open
Contrast is measured, not judged
Whether text passes at 4.5:1 is arithmetic, not opinion. Every colour pair on your site gets calculated rather than eyeballed, and the number goes in the report next to the fix.
Our widget is a preferences toolbar. It lets your visitors adjust contrast, text size, spacing, and motion to suit themselves, and it hosts your accessibility statement and barrier-report form. It is genuinely useful and it is included. It does not change your site’s conformance, and we will never tell you otherwise.
Working together
How an engagement runs.
Most of the work is keyboard work: tab order, focus, and whether a person can finish what they came to do without a mouse.
Free scan and scoping call
We scan your site, cluster it into templates, and walk you through what we found. No cost, no obligation, and you keep the report either way.
Audit and remediation
Automated testing across every template, manual review of the flows that matter — search, cart, checkout, account — then the fixes, in your source, reviewed with your developers.
Verify, publish, monitor
A re-scan confirms each fix. Your statement goes live. Scheduled scans then watch for regressions, and you get a monthly report that adds to the same running record.
Start with the scan.
Tell us your domain and we will send back a real report on your actual templates — what is broken, how serious it is, and what it would take to fix. Free, and yours to keep.
