Accessibility
WCAG 2.1 AA conformance.
axe in CI, manual keyboard walkthroughs, NVDA + VoiceOver validation. We close the audit against the success criteria that actually apply — and document the conformance for your VPAT.
Ship WCAG 2.1 AA without stalling your roadmap.
We audit your React, Angular, wordpress or any other product, fix it directly in your codebase, and gate it in CI so it never regresses.
Services
- WCAG 2.1 AA Remediation
- React
- Angular
- WordPress
How we work
Accessibility fixed where it’s born.
Most accessibility defects start in the interface layer — tokens, components, flows. We fix them at the source, which is why they stay fixed.
User interface
An interface that encodes accessibility.
Contrast in the design tokens. Focus states in the component library. Semantic markup by default. The UI layer is where most accessibility bugs are born — and where we fix them at the source.
User experience
Flows that work for everyone.
We map the failing journey against usability heuristics, then fix the friction that hurts every user — not just the ones using assistive tech. Accessible and usable are the same engagement here.
What you get
Deliverables, not a deck.
Everything we produce is something your team can ship, merge, or hand to a buyer. The output outlives the engagement.
- WCAG 2.1 AA / AAA conformance report for your VPAT
- An hours estimate and a suggested two-sprint fix order for every finding
- NVDA + VoiceOver screen-reader validation
- Full keyboard-operability walkthrough
- Contrast-encoded design tokens
- Component-level remediation PRs
How it works
Four steps. No rewrite.
We work inside your repo, your CI, your release cadence — in increments small enough to ship alongside your roadmap.
- 01
Audit
Automated (axe) plus manual keyboard and screen-reader passes against the WCAG success criteria that apply to your product. You get a prioritised findings list, not a 200-page dump.
- 02
Prioritise
We rank every finding by user impact and effort, and map it to the AA / AAA criterion it satisfies. You decide the scope; we make the trade-offs legible.
- 03
Remediate
We fix it directly — PR-sized changes in your React or Angular codebase. Focus management, semantic markup, contrast tokens, error states. Your team keeps shipping while it lands.
- 04
Gate in CI
axe checks wired into your pipeline so a regression fails the build, not the next audit. The conformance holds after we leave.
20 minutes is all it takes. No deck, no sales pitch.
Send us a URL. We'll run a quick pass before the call and tell you the three things costing you the most — AA, AAA, or UX. No deck.
Craft
Where UX and accessibility meet.
We don’t treat them as separate engagements. The same decisions shape both — and shipping one without the other always shows.
UX as engineering
Respect for the user’s time.
Time-to-interaction is a UX outcome before it’s a Lighthouse number. We profile what the user actually waits for and fix the things that show up in the data — not the things that show up in a designer’s ticket.
Accessibility as engineering
Built into the system.
Contrast in the tokens. Keyboard behavior in the component library. Screen-reader flows in the routing layer. CI gates that fail when a regression lands. Not a phase before launch — a property of the product.
Why now
Accessibility stopped being optional.
It’s a legal requirement, a sales gate, and a chunk of your users — all at once.
Legal exposure
ADA in the US, the EAA across the EU from June 2025. Demand letters and lawsuits are filed against inaccessible products every week — and they don't wait for your next sprint.
Procurement blocked
Enterprise and public-sector buyers ask for a VPAT before they sign. No conformance statement, no deal — and your sales team can't move the timeline.
Lost users
One in six people has a disability. Inaccessible flows quietly fail keyboard, screen-reader, and low-vision users — and the analytics just look like drop-off.
Pick your target
A, AA, or AAA — we’ll tell you which you actually need.
Most teams over- or under-shoot. The right level depends on your buyers and your jurisdiction — not on a checkbox.
A
The floor
Basic barriers removed. Necessary, never sufficient — most products clear this without realising and assume they're done.
AA
The standard everyone means
What ADA, the EAA, and almost every procurement VPAT actually require. Contrast, keyboard operability, focus order, error handling. This is the target for most teams.
AAA
The high bar
Enhanced contrast, context-sensitive help, no timing traps. Required in some public-sector and high-stakes contexts — and a genuine differentiator everywhere else.
Try it
Scan any site for accessibility issues.
Drop in a URL and get a fast heuristic WCAG 2.1 AA pass — issues mapped to POUR principles, with the fix for each. This is the kind of report we hand you, except we also do the fixing.
This is a fast heuristic pass. It shows the shape of the problem, not the whole picture — a real audit pairs axe-core with manual keyboard and screen-reader testing. Book a call and we’ll run the full pass on this URL.
Before you ask
The questions every team asks first.
- How do we fit this into our roadmap?
- Every finding comes with an hours estimate and a suggested fix order, so you can plan it as two sprints instead of an open-ended backlog. Most audits hand over a list with no sizing, which is why accessibility work never gets scheduled.
- Won't this slow down our roadmap?
- No. We work in PR-sized increments inside your existing release cadence — your team keeps shipping features while remediation lands alongside. No big-bang rewrite, no feature freeze.
- We have an audit already. Do we need another?
- If you have a findings list, we can start at remediation. Most audits we see stop at 'here are the problems' — the value is in the fixes and the CI gate that keeps them fixed.
- AA or AAA — which do we need?
- Usually AA: it's what ADA, the EAA, and procurement VPATs require. AAA matters for some public-sector and high-stakes contexts. We'll tell you on the first call, not sell you the bigger number.
- Can you work in our Angular / React codebase?
- Yes — both, at scale. We remediate directly in your components rather than handing back a spec for someone else to interpret.