Problem
Inaccessible sites shut out visitors and customers
- keyboard and screen-reader users get stuck in menus and forms
- low contrast and missing labels make content unreadable
- you do not know whether your site meets common accessibility standards
Accessibility scan
A practical scan that checks your website against WCAG 2.2 AA as a technical reference. You get a clear report with the most important accessibility issues, prioritised by impact — concrete, actionable points, not legal advice and not a certificate.
Problem
Solution
I check 3 representative templates (home, a content page and a form page) in Chrome and Safari, with a keyboard-only test and VoiceOver. You get a report with findings against WCAG 2.2 AA, each with a priority and an actionable fix.
All listed prices exclude 21% VAT.
Practical
Colour contrast, text size and zoom up to 200%.
Full keyboard operation, visible focus and a logical order.
Headings, labels, alt text and error messages a screen reader understands.
Audience
Outcome
Send the domain you want reviewed (you confirm you are the owner or have permission). You get a clear report with the main improvements.
FAQ
No. The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025 to certain consumer products and services (e.g. e-commerce). Whether a specific website or service falls under the rules is context-dependent; micro-enterprises providing services are not automatically subject to the same obligations. This scan is technical and not legal advice.
No. Your site is checked against WCAG 2.2 AA as a technical reference. You get a report with findings and priorities — not a certification or a “legally compliant” statement.
Three representative templates (home, a content page and a form page), in Chrome and Safari, with a keyboard-only test and a screen-reader test (VoiceOver). This covers the most common barriers without the cost of a full audit.
Yes. Based on the report I can fix the points with a separate Accessibility Fix (€350 to €1,500 depending on scope).
Only a website you own or that you have written permission to have reviewed. You confirm this with the request.