WCAG Checklist

Thorough evaluation to meet requirements for WCAG 2.1 or 2.2 standards.

Automated and Manual Testing

A combination of automated scanning with expert manual testing.

Detailed Documentation

Receive clear and actionable reports that outline accessibility.

Developer-Friendly Documentation

Technical guides tailored for your development team, with code-level insights and solutions to streamline remediation.

Dedicated Technical Support

Ongoing expert support to guide you through the remediation process, answer questions, and ensure successful implementation.

Your Accessibility Partner

We work closely with you as a trusted partner, providing personalized guidance throughout your accessibility journey.

Frequently asked question

How do you calculate the cost of the audit?

The cost of an audit depends on three things:

1. the number of pages,
2. the complexity of interactive elements, such as buttons, forms, and tables,
3. and the current accessibility status of your website.

A simple information site, like those for most trades, will cost less than a complex website, like an e-commerce or restaurant ordering platform. The price is directly proportional to the amount of time needed for the manual audit.

Do you audit the entire website?

The amount we audit is up to you. However, we do recommend you include the following in the audit:

• the homepage,
• primary user flows (for instance, contact forms),
• primary layouts (for instance, blog layouts),
• high traffic pages,
• and pages with unique content.

How long does the audit process take?

Typically, the audit can take 1-3 weeks. However, it depends on the number of pages and your current website's accessibility status.

How long does remediation take?

Remediation can take anywhere from 2-8 weeks, or longer, depending on the number of errors discovered in the audit and the ease of correcting them. We will need full code access to ensure we can fix all issues.

In some rare cases, depending on the platform used for your website and the severity of some issues, a complete redesign and rewrite of the website may be needed.

Will you accept an outside audit for remediation?

No. Our remediation is an add-on to our audits.

Which version of WCAG should I use?

WCAG 2.1 AA is incorporated into the ADA Title II and is the standard for current compliance. You can opt for WCAG 2.2 AA for future proofing, which adds nine new success criteria. The higher the version number and level (A, AA, AAA), the more criteria to evaluate, but the better accessibility.

What is included in the audit report?

Our audits will include everything you and your developers will need:

• issue description,
• issue location,
• WCAG criteria violated,
• code snippets,
• screenshots,
• how to reproduce the issue,
• and clear recommendations on how to fix the issue.

Will I receive support after the audit?

Yes. We will review the audit with you in detail once you have received the report and had time to review it. We also offer Technical Support for an additional cost, should you require further assistance or wish us to consult with our team of developers.

Do audits include user testing?

No. At this time, we are not offering user testing.

What if my site constantly changes?

We recommend that stable websites do annual audits and that dynamic websites do quarterly audits on the content that has changed.

I'm redesigning my website. When should I do the audit?

After the redesign, auditing the old version would be a waste of time and money.

Do you guarantee I will not be sued for an inaccessible website?

No, we can not obviously guarantee that you will not be sued; no one can. However, our audits are designed to help mitigate liability and show that, in good faith, you are actively working on creating an accessible website.

Do you provide any certificates, such as VPAT or ACR?

No, not at this time.

Do you provide any certificates, such as VPAT or ACR?

No. However, you can generate an accessibility statement for free using the W3 Accessibility Statement Generator.