Web Accessibility Consulting Services

Whether your team is new to web accessibility or looking to enhance their expertise via an accessibility consultant, our services will enhance your web accessibility practice. We will help you confidently and cost-effectively improve compliance and ensure inclusivity across your digital assets.

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What we offer

WCAG Audits

A specialist will test your website/application against every WCAG 2.2 AA success criterion.

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VPAT Preparation

Industry-standard web accessibility report to showcase your commitment and empower your sales team.

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Accessibility Testing

Our team of individuals with disabilities will test your website or web app using their assistive technologies.

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Remediation Support

Put our expertise to work as you upgrade your assets and implement best practices into your dev cycle.

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Accessible Web Academy

Power up your team’s web accessibility skills with online courses and collaborative webinars.

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Accessibility Certification

Complete our comprehensive web accessibility upgrade process and earn our Accessibility Certification Seal.

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5 stars

“Thanks again for the patience and willingness to collaborate with our requests! We were able to reach an accessible product that continues to align with our branding strategy!”

— Camille, Project Manager
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For every digital product at any stage of development

We offer comprehensive guidance and best practices for websites, web applications, and iOS and Android applications. Whether it’s providing assistance with designs or collecting feedback post-launch, we will support you throughout your entire process.

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Create a sustainable accessibility practice

Web accessibility is an ongoing journey that requires proactive maintenance, adaptation to technological advancements, responsiveness to user feedback, and compliance with changing regulations.

Start your accessibility journey

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Rely on IAAP-Certified accessibility experts

Our team members have undergone rigorous training and passed the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) certification exams, validating their expertise in web accessibility and commitment to upholding accessibility standards and best practices.

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Schedule a free consultation

Meet with a web accessibility consultant for a free 30-minute discovery call to discuss your needs and dive into details about our web accessibility services.

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FAQ

  • Accessibility means everyone is included. Web accessibility makes the internet usable for everyone, including individuals with disabilities. There is an ethical and legal obligation not to exclude people from online spaces based on their abilities. It’s also one of the fastest-growing sectors in web design.  It’s the right thing to do for your business, both ethically and financially.

  • VPATs and ACRs are independent assessments of your accessibility status. They give a brief overview of what violations are occurring in an organization’s website or product, and what needs to be done to become compliant.

  • A manual accessibility audit is the most effective way to identify and rectify all WCAG violations, especially those that automatic scanning cannot catch (a majority). Accessible Web’s tools, such as the Manual Audit Tool and Grid, allow users to perform their own manual audit to identify WCAG violations, fix them using built-in instructions, and track progress.

  • Accessibility is the practice of making it possible for every person to access and use a space. Accessibility in the digital space refers to applying accessibility practices to ensure inclusion regardless of a user’s abilities. Websites and applications should be perceivable, operable, usable, and robust for every user.