Services
AODA website compliance services, done by hand.
From the first scan to the final re-test, everything we do is aimed at one outcome: a website that meets WCAG 2.0 Level AA because its code is right, not because a widget is covering for it.
WAVE + axe + manual review
What we do
Everything your site needs to pass, and to keep passing.
AODA & WCAG audit
We scan every unique template with WAVE and axe, then go through it by hand with a keyboard and a screen reader. You get a prioritized list of real issues, in plain English, mapped to the WCAG success criteria behind them.
- Automated scans with WAVE and axe
- Manual keyboard and screen reader testing
- Issues ranked by impact on real users
Code-level fixes
This is the part most providers skip or hand back to you. We fix the issues ourselves, in your theme files, templates, CSS and JavaScript. No overlay, no plugin doing the work at page load, and no surprise changes to your design.
- Semantic HTML, headings and landmarks
- Contrast, focus styles and text resizing
- Accessible menus, sliders, tabs and popups
Hands-on re-testing
A fix isn't a fix until it's been tried. After every change we re-run the scans and test the result in a real browser, with a keyboard and a screen reader, on desktop and on a phone.
- Every fix verified, one by one
- Tested on desktop and mobile
- Checked at 200% zoom
Forms, carts and checkouts
The places where you make money are the places that most often lock people out. We go through contact forms, quote forms, logins and WooCommerce checkouts step by step, including the error messages.
- Labels, instructions and error handling
- Full keyboard path through checkout
- Gravity Forms and WooCommerce experience
Conformance report & statement
When the work is done you get a written record: what was tested, what failed, what we changed and how it tested afterwards. It's the evidence you want on file when a director signs your accessibility compliance report.
- Before-and-after results per template
- Accessibility statement for your site
- Written in plain English
Overlay replacement & upkeep
Already paying for accessiBe, UserWay or another widget? We'll fix what it's been hiding, remove it cleanly and end the subscription. If your site changes often, we can also check it on a schedule so new content doesn't undo the work.
- Overlay removed, real fixes in place
- Optional scheduled re-checks
- Help when you add new pages or features
Try it yourself
See what a contrast failure looks like.
Low-contrast text is the most common accessibility failure on the web. WCAG AA asks for a contrast ratio of at least 4.5 to 1 for normal text. Drag the slider and watch the ratio change.
This is one of dozens of checks. It's also one of the few a machine can do well, which is exactly why we don't stop at the scan.
Can everyone read this?
Fixed in the code
A real solution, not a patch.
We've spent more than twenty years inside themes, servers, stylesheets and scripts. That's why we can fix the cause instead of covering the symptom.
- WordPress, WooCommerce, Divi, Elementor and other page builders
- Custom-coded sites and older themes
- Caching, CDN and server quirks that can undo a fix
What a patch looks like: a script that loads after your page, guesses at fixes, and vanishes the moment it's blocked or the subscription lapses. What a fix looks like: the right markup, in your files, working for everyone, permanently.
Tested on real devicesHow we price
The most competitive price we can give you for a fix that lasts.
Manual accessibility work has a reputation for being expensive because it's usually sold by large firms with large overheads. We keep the team small and the process tight, so the quote reflects the work itself. If you've been quoted elsewhere for the same manual scope, show us. We'll do our best to beat it.
- Quoted from your real siteWe look before we price. No guessing from a page count.
- Audit, fixes and re-test in one numberNot an audit that hands you a to-do list and a second invoice.
- No subscription requiredUpkeep is there if you want it, never bundled in.
Service FAQ
Questions about how the work gets done
What's the difference between an audit and remediation?
An audit finds and documents the problems. Remediation fixes them. Many providers only sell the audit and leave the fixing to your developer. We do both, then re-test, so you end up with a compliant site instead of a long report.
Why do you use both WAVE and axe?
They're two of the most trusted accessibility testing tools and each catches things the other presents differently. Running both gives us a stronger starting list. Neither replaces manual testing, because automated tools can only detect a portion of WCAG issues.
Do you need access to my website?
For the audit, no. We can test the public site. To apply fixes we need access to the code, usually a WordPress admin login and, for some fixes, file or staging access. We'll work on a staging copy whenever one is available.
What if my site uses a page builder or an old theme?
That's normal, and it's most of what we see. Builders like Divi and Elementor have their own accessibility gaps, and we know where they are. Older themes sometimes need a few templates rewritten. We'll flag that in your quote.
Will my site stay compliant after you're done?
The fixes are permanent, but websites change. New pages, plugins and images can introduce new issues. We'll show your team what to watch for, and we offer scheduled re-checks if you'd like us to keep an eye on it.
Do you work with PDFs and documents?
Our focus is websites and web content. If your site relies on PDFs, tell us when you ask for a quote and we'll let you know what we can cover.
Let's take a look
Send us your site. We'll send you a plan.
A fixed quote, a clear scope and a timeline that respects your reporting deadline.