A review should show what was checked.
Our September 2026 public-site review combines automated checks with selected keyboard and visual checks. Automated results are useful evidence within that scope, not proof of complete WCAG conformance. Comprehensive screen-reader and other manual checks remain a separate part of the review. Read our accessibility statement for the current limits.
Audit, fix, re-test, record. In that order.
An agreed set of pages and journeys assessed against the target criteria. The scope names automated checks, keyboard testing, assistive technology, zoom, contrast, motion and form states, with specialist review arranged where required.
Correct the source templates: semantic structure, labels, focus order, contrast, text alternatives and error messages. Fixes are reviewed in the actual interface rather than inferred from a badge or overlay.
The same audit again after the fix, with the same tools and the same assistive technology, so the before and after are comparable. Anything still open is listed with a date.
A statement reflecting the tested scope, audit and re-test reports, unresolved findings and a maintenance note for future changes. Legal questions remain for qualified counsel.
One number, set after a free scan.
Send us the site. We run the automated scan and a twenty-minute manual pass, tell you how many pages and templates are affected, and quote a fixed fee inside the install tier. The scan is free and you keep it either way.
Most business sites are three to eight templates. A large catalogue or a web application is scoped separately.
WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, a custom build. We fix what you have; we do not require a rebuild to sell you one.
No overlay, no subscription script, no badge. The fix lives in your templates and belongs to you.
What this is not.
The engagement documents the work performed and the evidence collected. It does not certify untested pages, platforms or future changes. Specialist testing, legal advice and ongoing maintenance are separately defined responsibilities.