Website Accessibility Services

Built for everyone

When accessibility is your focus, we build around it.

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When accessibility is the brief, we build it into the project from day one. Accessibility audits & WCAG compliance should not be an afterthought for businesses.

We combine accessibility strategy, UX design, technical development and content best practice to help organisations meet recognised accessibility standards (such as WCAG 2.2 guidelines) and remove barriers, improving usability for every visitor.

Whether you're fixing an existing website or building something new, we'll help you create digital experiences that are easier to use, easier to maintain and ready for the future.

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Multi-discipline expertise.

Our UX, design, development, content and testing teams work together to ensure accessibility is always considered.

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Accessibility-first approach.

Accessibility forms part of your digital project rather than being treated as an additional service after launch.

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Ready to evolve as needed.

We build platforms that are ready to change over time as and when accessibility requirements change.

Better by design

We ensure your website can work for everyone.

Barnsley DMC website case studyA

Service and Booking Website

Barnsley DMC

94% occupancy since the website launched

120% increase in bookings

Brand Digital Public Sector
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Tourism Website and Brand Development

Visit Barnsley

16,000 sessions in one month

30 search rankings within the top 10 results

Digital Marketing Public Sector
FAQs

Accessibility questions, answered.

We audit every page, not a sample

How much does an accessibility audit cost?

We quote per site, priced on page count and the standard you're aiming for. We audit real pages, not templates, because the content is where most issues live. Automated and manual, always both.

The level you need, and what it takes to get there

Which WCAG level do we actually need to meet?

Public sector bodies are legally required to meet AA. Everyone else isn't. AA is the level most organisations work to, and if you tender for work it's what procurement asks about. We'll tell you where you sit.

Findings you can action, not error codes

Isn't a free accessibility checker enough?

Checkers catch some of it, and hand you error codes rather than fixes. The rest needs a person: keyboard navigation, focus order, whether someone can actually finish a journey. Every issue we find comes with the fix.

Every issue, and what to do about it

What do we get from an audit, and how long does it take?

A prioritised accessibility report. Every issue is mapped to its WCAG criterion, with severity, where it happens and how to fix it. Not a list of problems, a list of jobs. Bigger sites take longer, and you'll know the timescale before we start.

We'll make sure your site has the policies it needs

Do we need an accessibility statement?

Public sector bodies have to publish an accessibility statement and keep it current. Everyone else doesn't. A good one names the standard you're working to, what doesn't conform yet, what you're doing about it, and how to report a problem.

Good for search, better for business

Does making a site accessible help our SEO?

There's real overlap. Clear headings, link text that describes where it goes, alt text and captions all help accessibility and SEO. The bigger return is commercial though: customers who currently can't use your site, and one less blocker when you're bidding for work.

Ready to make your website accessible?