This is the traditional audit offering, testing responsive web design for devices of all sizes. Our industry-leading audit goes beyond any other on the market. We perform manual tests with accessibility experts, from the perspective of a PwD tester. We provide remediation instructions that are a clear path forward for your dev team. If needed, we also have SSDLC client-side remediation as an available option for your digital assets.

Bridging the conversation between designers and developers in the early stages of conceptualization incorporates accessibility into the very core of your digital property. It’s also a smarter, more cost-effective method: there won’t be a need to retrofit compliance on to a full-fledged design that didn’t take accessibility into account.

Our annotated and reviewed design audits help designers natively build a more accessible site, and makes early stage development compliance-friendly. Don’t compromise on the style, branding, or look of your site: a design-stage audit will ensure you bring your vision to life, accessibly.

Automated testing and scans matched with subsequent manual testing check your native iOS or Android application for adherence to high-level accessibility standards, as set by the WCAG 2.1 AA.

This limited scope 3-page rapid audit is designed as a diagnostic tool for understanding accessibility at a high level. Micro-audits are great for newly acquired sites or establishing an initial baseline of accessibility prior to broad audits and code level remediations. Micro audits generally include home page, contact page, and a third page to be decided upon, with no engagement.

An SRAT is a test of your site’s usability from the perspective of a blind or low vision user running a screen reader. This rapidly deployable test helps diagnose blocking issues for screen reader users, and is a great litmus test for the overall accessibility of a site. Great for helping you assess where you stand in terms of overall accessibility.

VPATs (Voluntary Product Accessibility Templates) are used to set up ACRs (Accessibility Conformance Reports). “VPAT” is the term commonly used to include both. VPATs are for organizations required (or desiring) to present proof of the current state of their site’s accessibility. For organizations looking for more positive VPAT results, a VPAT made after a re-audit, when internal fixes have been put into place and verified, is the best option. A VPAT must be executed after an audit.