We focus on
- ✔ Keyboard navigation and focus visibility
- ✔ Forms, errors, labels, and clear guidance
- ✔ Content clarity, headings, structure, and reading flow
- ✔ Contrast, spacing, and legibility
- ✔ Consistent navigation and predictable interactions
- ✔ Common assistive-technology friction points
What you get back
- A clear report with prioritised issues
- Evidence and examples (so developers can reproduce)
- Plain-English explanation of why it matters
- Suggested fixes and options
- A pass/fix/re-check path to certification
The process
- Scope: agree pages, flows, and key journeys (eg purchase, booking, login).
- Review: human-led checks with clear notes and evidence.
- Fixes: you update the site (or we can help if you want).
- Re-check: confirm fixes and issue certification.
- Maintain: renew annually (Plus) or review all changes (Leader).
We can align checks with recognised guidance (eg WCAG) where required, but we keep reporting practical and action-focused.
Typical scope
Most sites don’t need “everything checked everywhere”. We scope based on what users need to do.
- Homepage and key landing pages
- Navigation, search (if present), and key templates
- Core user journey (eg booking, checkout, sign-up)
- Forms (contact, purchase, subscriptions)
- Content-heavy pages (policies, guides)
Want checks mapped to a standard?
If your organisation needs evidence against WCAG or similar guidance, tell us. We can structure the output to match your requirements.