Accessibility audit

An accessibility audit should help a team act. The goal is not simply to log issues, but to explain what matters, why it matters, and exactly how to improve it.

I provide practical accessibility audits for websites and mobile apps. My work ranges from focused reviews of key user journeys to broad analysis across large digital estates.

What an audit covers

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To give you a complete picture, I layer automated scans with deep manual testing across these key areas:

• User journeys: WCAG-informed review of key pages, screens, journeys, or task flows.
• Navigation: Deep checks of keyboard access, focus behavior, and navigation logic.
• Mobile interactions: Testing touch targets, gestures, and mobile-specific interaction patterns.
• Forms & errors: Reviewing forms, input validation, and error recovery flows.
• Structure & semantics: Verifying code structure, headings, landmarks, and accessibility semantics.
• Interactive elements: Evaluating link text, buttons, controls, and general interaction clarity.
• Visual readability: Checking color contrast, text zoom, reflow, and responsive behavior.
• Assistive technology: Hands-on screen reader and assistive technology testing.

What you get (The Deliverables)

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You will receive clear, developer-ready materials designed to turn findings into immediate action:

• Prioritised findings: Issues ranked clearly by severity and user impact.
• Plain-English notes: Explanations of how each issue affects real users, completely free of dense jargon.
• Reproduction steps: Clear, repeatable steps (and code examples where helpful) to show exactly how bugs occur.
• Practical fixes: Suggested remediation patterns and concrete code examples to speed up development fixes.
• Smart data separation: Clear distinction between confirmed technical issues and subjective items requiring human judgement.
• Remediation statement: A draft accessibility statement to help you meet compliance requirements.
• Verification support: Direct re-test support after your team implements the fixes.

Larger sites and repeated issues

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For larger websites, apps, and digital estates, chasing every individual bug row one-by-one is exhausting. Often, the exact same underlying problem shows up across dozens of different pages.

To save your team time, I use systemic analysis. I group repeated issues together by design pattern, shared component, or page template. This lets your team fix the root cause once and instantly clear the issue across your entire site.

🛠️ Advanced Tooling: Learn more about how I compress huge issue lists using the Systemic Accessibility Analyzer.

Recent audit clients

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I have delivered trusted audits across healthcare, fintech, e-commerce, and public services, including: