Accessibility Audits & WCAG 2.2
Practical, evidence-based accessibility reviews, not just a compliance checklist.
Accessibility is often treated as a box to tick before launch. We audit websites against WCAG 2.2 in a way that's grounded in how people actually use assistive technology, and hand over a prioritised, practical list of fixes rather than a long report nobody reads.
What's covered
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Manual & assistive technology testing
Real testing with screen readers and keyboard navigation, not just automated scans.
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WCAG 2.2 AA conformance review
A thorough review against the current standard, referenced clearly against each finding.
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Prioritised remediation roadmap
Clear guidance on what to fix first, and why.
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Developer & content editor training
Helping your team avoid introducing the same issues again.
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Ongoing monitoring
Catching regressions as the site evolves.
How we'd work together
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Automated & manual testing
A broad initial pass combining tooling with hands-on review.
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Assistive technology testing
Testing key journeys with screen readers and keyboard-only navigation.
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Reporting & prioritisation
A clear, prioritised report — not just a list of every technical violation.
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Remediation support
Working alongside your team, or fixing issues directly.
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Retesting
Confirming fixes actually resolve the underlying issue.
Frequently asked questions
Yes, we can produce the documentation you need, written in plain language rather than boilerplate.
Absolutely — the earlier accessibility is reviewed, the cheaper it is to fix, so auditing designs or a staging site before launch is often the most valuable time to do this.
Yes. Most audits are more valuable long-term when paired with a short training session for the developers and editors who'll maintain the site.
Let's work together
Nick Lee