Websites
Website accessibility (WCAG)
We check your website against the WCAG accessibility guidelines, fix what blocks people using keyboards, screen readers or zoom, and give you a plain record of what was tested and changed.
- Best for
- Businesses selling online in the EU and UK, public-facing organisations, and any company that wants its site usable by everyone.
- Price
- Fixed quote after one call
- Progress
- A preview link every week
- Figma
- Google Search Console
Sound familiar?
You are in the right place if
- You have heard about the European Accessibility Act and do not know if it applies to you.
- Your checkout cannot be completed with a keyboard alone.
- An automated scanner gave you hundreds of warnings and no priorities.
- Someone told you an accessibility overlay plugin would solve it.
What you get
Everything included
Delivered together and tested before launch.
- 01
Audit
Your key pages and journeys tested against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA, by hand and with tools.
- 02
Real assistive tech
Journeys checked with a keyboard and screen readers, not just an automated scan.
- 03
Ranked fix list
Issues grouped and ordered, with the blockers on checkout and forms first.
- 04
Fixes
Code and design changes made by us or handed to your developers with clear instructions.
- 05
Accessibility statement
A plain statement for your site describing the standard you meet and how to report problems.
- 06
Keeping it accessible
Checks added to your process so new pages do not undo the work.
How it works
4 steps, one fixed price
An audit of the main journeys usually takes one to two weeks. Fixing time depends on what the audit finds.
- 1
Scope
Which pages and journeys matter, and which rules apply to you.
- 2
Test
Manual and automated testing against WCAG.
- 3
Fix
Issues fixed in order of impact.
- 4
Retest
Fixes checked and the statement published.
Good to know
The European Accessibility Act in brief
General information, not legal advice.
- 28 June 2025In force since
- CoversOnline shops and other consumer services sold in the EU
- StandardEN 301 549, which uses WCAG 2.1 AA for web content
- ExemptService micro-enterprises: fewer than 10 staff and no more than €2 million turnover
Pricing
A fixed quote, so you know the full cost up front
Every accessibility project gets a fixed quote for the audit, then for the fixes.
Get a fixed quoteWhat shapes the quote
- 01Number of pages and journeys tested
- 02Your platform (Shopify, WordPress or custom)
- 03Whether we make the fixes or your team does
- 04Ongoing checks for new content
Is it right for you
An honest answer before you spend anything
A good fit
- Businesses selling online in the EU and UK, public-facing organisations, and any company that wants its site usable by everyone.
Probably not the right fit
- We do not sell or recommend overlay plugins that promise instant compliance. Real fixes in the site itself are what make it usable.
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to us?
It can apply to businesses outside the EU that sell to EU consumers. Very small service businesses are exempt. Check with your lawyer; we can help with the technical side.
Which WCAG version do you test against?
WCAG 2.1 AA as the baseline used by the EU standard, plus the newer WCAG 2.2 AA criteria.
Will an accessibility plugin fix everything?
No. Overlay plugins do not fix the underlying code, and many users with disabilities find them unhelpful.
Can you fix a Shopify or WordPress site?
Yes. We fix themes and templates on Shopify, WordPress and custom builds.
Want a site everyone can use?
Tell us what you need. After a 30-minute call, you get a fixed quote for the whole project.