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Accessibility audit: easier journeys for more people

A website accessibility audit goes beyond automated scans to see how people navigate, read, and finish tasks on your website.

Conceptual website review with accessibility and focus indicators
  • Keyboard testing
  • Readable content
  • Actionable findings

Our Approach

How an accessibility audit actually works

  1. Choose key journeys

    We pick key pages and tasks, so we focus on what visitors need to do.

  2. Combine methods

    We use automated checks alongside manual keyboard and screen reader testing.

  3. Prioritize fixes

    We explain each issue, how serious it is, and what to fix first.

Where It Fits

Industries and use cases

  • Educators collaborating on a digital website in a campus workspace

    Education

    Check learning and sign-up journeys for different access needs.

  • Illustrative professional-services dashboard and mobile workspace

    Public-facing services

    Test essential information and form journeys for barriers.

  • Illustrative retail catalog and commerce dashboard

    Ecommerce

    Check product search, filters, and checkout for keyboard and screen reader users.

What We Help With

Accessibility audit review areas

  1. Navigation and focus

    Keyboard access, visible focus, and a logical path through each page.

  2. Content and semantics

    Headings, labels, alt text, and wording that support understanding.

  3. Forms and feedback

    Instructions, errors, and status messages that help people finish tasks.

Technology

Tools and technologies

  • WCAG criteria symbol

    WCAG criteria

    Use recognized accessibility guidance to organize findings.

  • Semantic HTML symbol

    Semantic HTML

    Review document structure and control meaning.

  • Keyboard testing symbol

    Keyboard testing

    Check focus order and operation without a pointer.

  • Assistive technology symbol

    Assistive technology

    Evaluate representative journeys beyond automated scans.

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions, answered

Is an automated accessibility scan enough?

No. Automated tools are a good start, but they catch only part of the problems. They can't tell if alt text makes sense, if a form is easy to finish with a keyboard, or if a screen reader user can follow the page. A manual review fills those gap

Does an audit certify legal compliance?

No. An accessibility audit shows where your website meets or misses WCAG guidance and what to fix. It isn't a legal certification or legal advice. If you need to understand legal requirements for your country or industry, check with a qualified legal professional.

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