Accessibility Audit + Fixes
Selling to the EU? Accessibility is now the law. Find out where you stand.
Your site checked against WCAG 2.2 with automated tools, keyboard and screen readers, the issues ranked by severity, and the fixes made to your theme's templates. With a draft accessibility statement, as the European Accessibility Act expects.
Get startedA straight answer and a payment link within a working day.
What happens next
- Day 0
You
Grant access
Site admin and theme access.
- Days 1–3
We
Test
Automated scans, then keyboard and screen readers to checkout.
- Days 4–7
We
Fix the templates
Contrast, labels, focus, structure and forms.
- Day 8
You
Review changes
Check the fixes look and work as they should.
- Days 9–10
We
Document
Report, content to-do list and a draft accessibility statement.
Sound familiar?
- You sell to EU customers and have never checked accessibility.
- Someone sent you an 'accessibility compliance' widget pitch.
- The checkout can't be used with a keyboard.
- Images have no alt text and buttons have no labels.
What it looks like
The service, what’s included, two worked examples and how it compares. Before-and-after figures are illustrative.
Test
Automated scans, then manual testing with keyboard and screen readers on your key journeys, through to checkout.
Fix
Template-level fixes made in your theme: contrast, labels, focus, structure and forms. Content fixes listed for your team.
Document
A report of what was found and fixed, and a draft accessibility statement for your site.
What you get
- Automated, keyboard and screen-reader testing
- Template fixes made in your theme
- Report and a draft accessibility statement
When it’s done
A far more usable site for every customer, evidence of the work you've done, and a clear list of anything left. Not a certificate: nobody can honestly sell one.
Questions
Does the European Accessibility Act apply to me?
It covers businesses selling to EU consumers, wherever they're based. Micro-enterprises (fewer than 10 staff and turnover under €2 million) are exempt for services. Check with a legal adviser if you're unsure.
What about accessibility overlay widgets?
They don't make a site accessible and are often worse for disabled users. Fixing the code is the real fix.
Will you fix everything you find?
The template fixes in your theme, yes. Content fixes, like alt text on hundreds of images, are listed for your team, or quoted separately if you'd rather we did them.
Accessibility Audit + Fixes