An accessibility audit should help a team act. The aim is not simply to record issues, but to explain what matters, why it matters and how to improve it.
I provide accessibility audits for websites and mobile apps, from focused reviews of key journeys to broader analysis across larger digital estates.
What an audit can cover#
- WCAG-informed review of key pages, screens, journeys or flows
- Keyboard, focus and navigation behaviour
- Touch targets, gestures and mobile interaction patterns
- Forms, validation and error recovery
- Structure, semantics, headings and landmarks
- Link text, buttons, controls and interaction clarity
- Contrast, zoom and visual readability
- Screen reader and assistive technology testing where appropriate
- Automated scan review, with manual judgement layered on top
- Orientation, reflow and responsive behaviour where relevant
What you get#
- Prioritised findings
- Plain-English impact notes
- Reproduction steps where useful
- Suggested fixes and practical examples
- Clear separation between confirmed issues and items requiring human judgement
- Re-test support after remediation
- A draft accessibility statement where appropriate
- Test automation reports and supporting code where useful
Larger sites and repeated issues#
For larger websites, apps and digital estates, the same underlying problem can appear across many pages or screens. This is where systemic analysis helps.
Repeated issues can be grouped by pattern, component, template or WCAG concentration, allowing teams to prioritise shared causes rather than chase every individual row one by one.
Read about the Accessibility Systemic Analyzer
Recent clients#
- M&S
- JamUp
- Asclepius
- Leva Clinic
- Adora
- Dawa Innovations
- Coloplast
- DigiSafe
- HealthwaveHub
- IMS Maxims
- MediaLogix
- ZoomDoc
- TympaHealth
- Infervision
Book a call#
To discuss the scope of an accessibility audit, book a call below.