Stage 1 · Scope
One phase at a time, in writing.
What we do, in detail
Four services, all tested with the tools disabled users actually use.
Program 01 · Accessible from the start
Websites and web applications
Retrofitting accessibility costs several times what building it in costs, because the problems are usually structural: heading order, focus management, form labels, colour contrast chosen at design stage. We build with those settled early, and the repository and deployment configuration transfer to you on payment.
Stage 2 · Design
Contrast and structure settled early.
Stage 3 · Build
Tested as we go, not at the end.
Stage 4 · Transfer
Repository and documentation to you.
Stage 1 · Pages chosen
Key journeys, not a random sample.
Stage 2 · Automated pass
To clear the obvious.
Stage 3 · Manual testing
Keyboard and screen reader.
Stage 4 · Ranked report
By impact on completing a task.
Program 02 · Keyboard and screen reader
Accessibility audits
Automated scanners catch a minority of real barriers. The ones that stop people using a site — a form you cannot complete with a keyboard, a modal that traps focus, an image carousel that announces nothing — are found by a person testing with the tools disabled users actually use. Our report lists failures against specific criteria, ranked by the impact on someone trying to complete a task.
Program 03 · Fixes, then the statement
Remediation and statements
Public sector bodies must publish an accessibility statement that is accurate — one claiming full compliance on a site with known failures is worse than one listing them honestly with a plan. We fix what can be fixed, retest, and draft a statement that reflects reality, including the parts not yet resolved.
Stage 1 · Prioritise
Blocking issues before cosmetic ones.
Stage 2 · Fix
In the code, not with an overlay.
Stage 3 · Retest
With the same assistive tools.
Stage 4 · Statement
Drafted honestly, including gaps.
Stage 1 · Documented
So another team could take over.
Stage 2 · Training
The few habits that matter most.
Stage 3 · Checks
A short routine before publishing.
Stage 4 · Your choice
Retain us, or take it in house.
Program 04 · Or a clean exit
Handover and maintenance
Most sites regress because content editors add an unlabelled image or paste a heading that breaks the order. A short session on the handful of habits that matter does more for long-term accessibility than another audit, and it means you can leave us whenever you want.
Not sure where your site stands?
A free first call, including an honest answer about whether you need an audit yet.