Include more people
Remove barriers that prevent customers from using your website.
WCAG 2.2 AA · EAA readiness
Make your website accessible.
We audit and fix ecommerce and business websites against WCAG 2.2 AA and relevant European accessibility requirements.
- Manual and automated testing
- Clear developer guidance
- Remediation support
Why accessibility matters
Automated checks are only the beginning
Automated tools can find common technical errors. They cannot reliably tell whether someone can navigate, understand or complete a task using assistive technology.
A complete audit also tests keyboard navigation, screen-reader output, focus behaviour, forms, dynamic components and complete user processes.
Prepare for Europe
Address relevant accessibility requirements before they become urgent.
Fix with confidence
Give designers and developers clear, testable implementation guidance.
Who we work with
Accessibility support for customer-facing websites
Ecommerce websites
Sell to European consumers
We evaluate navigation, search, product selection, accounts, cart, checkout, authentication and payment for accessibility.
Where applicable, we also assess readiness for the European Accessibility Act.
How we audit ecommerce websitesBusiness and corporate websites
Make your public website work for more people
We assess important templates, navigation, lead-generation forms, content, media and interactive components against WCAG 2.2 AA.
How we audit business websitesServices
Choose the support you need
01
Accessibility audit
Indicative priceFrom €1,200
Understand where the barriers are and what needs to change.
- Representative website sample
- Automated and manual testing
- Keyboard and screen-reader testing
- Prioritised findings with evidence
- Guidance for designers and developers
- Results review
02
Audit and remediation
Indicative priceFrom €2,500
Identify the barriers, create a plan and fix them.
- WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility evaluation
- EAA readiness when applicable
- Prioritised remediation plan
- Agreed content and code improvements
- Accessibility acceptance criteria
- Retesting and outcome summary
Indicative prices help set expectations. The final quote depends on the agreed sample, critical user processes, integrations and implementation access.
What we audit
A complete view of website accessibility
We test the parts of your website that people need to perceive, understand and operate — including complete user processes.
Navigation and keyboard
Menus, links, filters, dialogs and controls without a mouse.
Forms and errors
Labels, instructions, validation and useful recovery.
Content and structure
Headings, landmarks, lists and meaningful reading order.
Images and media
Text alternatives, captions, transcripts and descriptions.
Colour and presentation
Contrast, focus indicators and information beyond colour.
Screen readers
Names, roles, values and announcements for dynamic content.
Zoom and reflow
Readable, usable content in narrow and enlarged views.
Interactive components
Carousels, tabs, accordions, overlays and cookie banners.
Critical processes
Authentication, product selection, cart, checkout and payment.
Homepage image placeholderAccessibility testing in practiceRecommended: keyboard, screen reader, mobile device and ecommerce interface
Our process
From evaluation to improvement
- 1
Define the scope
We identify the website’s templates, components and critical user processes, then propose a scope based on complexity rather than URL count.
- 2
Audit the website
We test the agreed sample against WCAG 2.2 AA using automated tools and manual evaluation.
- 3
Report or remediate
We document the issues for your team or turn them into a practical plan and implement the agreed improvements.
- 4
Retest the result
We verify the changes against the original criteria and summarise the outcome, limitations and next steps.
Case studies
Accessibility improvements delivered in real websites
About Web Usability
Accessibility expertise from audit to implementation
We are a small accessibility studio combining product design, user experience and front-end development.
We understand how interfaces are designed, how people use them and how accessibility improvements need to be implemented in code.
Accessibility, product and UX design
Martynas Kairys
Martynas leads audits, scope definition and UX recommendations, drawing on more than 15 years of digital product experience.
View Martynas on LinkedIn (external website)
- Certified UX Professional, Baymard Institute
- Human Factors & Usability Engineering, Arizona State University
- Analytics and User Experience, Nielsen Norman Group
Front-end development and remediation
Development specialist
Our developer turns findings into reliable improvements across semantic HTML, keyboard interaction, component behaviour, responsive layouts and assistive-technology compatibility.
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What is the difference between WCAG and the EAA?
WCAG is an international technical standard for accessible web content. The European Accessibility Act is legislation covering certain products and services, including ecommerce. WCAG provides an important technical basis, while EAA readiness may also involve the service process and accessibility information provided to consumers.
Does the EAA apply to our website?
A website is not automatically covered simply because it is public. Applicability can depend on the service, business size, market and national implementation. We identify relevant accessibility considerations, but we do not provide legal advice.
Is an automated scan enough?
No. Keyboard navigation, focus order, meaningful alternative text, screen-reader behaviour and complete user processes cannot be evaluated reliably through automation alone.
Do you audit every page?
Usually not. We select a representative sample covering important templates, shared components, content structures and complete user processes.
Do you need access to our code?
Not for a standalone audit. For remediation, code or content-management access may be required. We can also prepare implementation guidance for your existing team.
Can you work with our current team or agency?
Yes. We can prepare findings for your designers and developers, explain the changes and verify their implementation.
Do you audit multilingual websites?
Yes. Shared templates and components are tested across the website, while language-specific content and differences between localised processes are sampled separately.
How long does an audit take and what does it cost?
Both depend on the number of templates, components, integrations and user processes in scope. After an initial review, we propose the scope, timeframe and price.
Does an audit guarantee legal compliance?
No audit can guarantee that an organisation will never receive a complaint or legal challenge. We evaluate the agreed scope against recognised accessibility requirements and help reduce accessibility barriers.
Request an audit
Make accessibility problems clear and fixable
Tell us about your website. We’ll recommend an appropriate audit or remediation scope.
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