Accessibility
People shouldn’t have to fight your website to use it.
Your website should work for everyone who needs it. We help you identify accessibility barriers, understand what needs attention, and make meaningful improvements.
Who we help
Not sure where to start?
Organizations come to us with different accessibility needs. Here are a few we can help with.
- You’re not sure whether your website meets accessibility standards.
- Someone is having trouble using your website.
- You’ve received an accessibility report and don’t know what to do next.
- You’re planning a new website or redesign and want accessibility built in.
How we help
Understand it. Improve it. Keep it working.
Whether you’re just getting started or already know what needs fixing, we can help you take the next step.
Accessibility Assessments
Understand where your website stands, identify barriers, and get clear recommendations for what needs attention.
Website Improvements
From fixing accessibility issues to improving navigation and content, we help make your website easier for people to use.
Ongoing Monitoring & Support
Websites change. We help you keep an eye on accessibility and address new issues as they come up.
Understanding accessibility
A scan is a good start. It isn’t the whole picture.
Automated tools can catch certain accessibility issues, but they can’t tell you everything about how people experience your website.
What a scan can help find
- Missing image descriptions
- Poor color contrast
- Certain structural or coding issues
What needs human testing
- Whether navigation makes sense
- How the site works with a screen reader
- Whether people can complete important tasks
About accessibility standards
What is WCAG?
WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. It’s a set of standards that helps make websites more accessible to people with disabilities.
We generally work toward WCAG 2.2 Level AA, although some organizations have specific requirements based on WCAG 2.1 or other standards.
We’ll help you understand which standards are relevant to your project and what steps can improve your website’s accessibility.
Pricing
Every website is different.
The cost of accessibility work depends on your website, what needs attention, and the kind of support you’re looking for.
Whether you need an assessment, help making improvements, or ongoing monitoring, we’ll work with you to define the scope and pricing before getting started.
Let’s talk about your websiteQuestions
Common questions
Can you make our website accessible?
We can help assess your website, identify barriers, make improvements, and coordinate specialized testing when needed. Accessibility takes ongoing attention, so we focus on practical improvements rather than promising a permanent guarantee.
Is an automated accessibility scan enough?
No. Automated tools are useful, but they can’t catch every accessibility barrier. Testing with people and assistive technology can reveal issues that scans miss.
What about accessibility overlays and widgets?
Overlays aren’t a substitute for fixing accessibility issues in your website. We focus on improving the underlying experience rather than relying on a widget to solve everything.
Do you help with PDFs and documents?
Yes. We can help coordinate document accessibility assessments and remediation through qualified specialists.
Can you help us maintain accessibility over time?
Yes. We offer monitoring and ongoing support to help identify and address issues as your website changes. The level of support depends on your agreement.
Let’s make your website work better for everyone.
Tell us what you’re working with and what you’re hoping to accomplish. We’ll help you figure out a good place to start.