Many websites fall short of WCAG and AODA standards without realizing it
If your website doesn't meet WCAG or AODA standards, it can create real barriers for users and expose your business to compliance risks. Many sites fall short in ways that aren't immediately visible, especially when relying on automated tools or outdated templates.
We help you identify where your site stands, what needs to be addressed, and how to fix it properly. Our approach focuses on practical, code-level improvements that align with WCAG guidelines, ensuring your website is usable with assistive technologies and accessible across devices.
We help by identifying what needs to be done, fixing it properly, and keeping your site compliant as requirements evolve.
Request an Accessibility Audit
What Your Accessibility Audit Reveals 
Our accessibility audits provide a clear, actionable understanding of where your website stands and what needs to be addressed to meet WCAG and AODA standards.
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A Detailed Accessibility Report
- We review your site against WCAG guidelines and document issues with clear explanations, including where they occur and how they impact users.
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Prioritized Issue List
- Not all issues carry the same weight. We categorize and prioritize findings so you can address the most critical barriers first.
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Code-Level Recommendations
- You receive practical, implementation-ready guidance, not generic advice. We outline exactly what needs to change in your code, templates, or components.
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Real-World Testing Insights
- We go beyond automated scans by identifying issues that affect keyboard navigation, screen readers, and other assistive technologies.
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Examples and Context
- Where helpful, we include screenshots or references to show how issues appear and why they matter, making it easier to understand and fix them.
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Clear Next Steps
- You'll leave with a clear plan for next steps, including fixes, implementation support, and ongoing compliance.
Common Accessibility Issues We Fix
Many accessibility issues aren’t obvious during normal use, but they can create real barriers for users relying on assistive technologies.
Missing or Incorrect Alt Text
We ensure all meaningful images are accessible and correctly labeled.
Improper Headings & Page Hierarchy
We correct structure so pages are logical, readable, and accessible.
Low Colour Contrast
We ensure your site can be fully navigated using a keyboard, including menus, forms, and interactive elements.
Keyboard Accessibility Issues
We ensure your site can be fully navigated using a keyboard, including menus, forms, and interactive elements.
Unlabeled Fields & Errors
We fix inputs so they work properly with assistive technologies.
Buttons, Links & Interactive Elements
We standardize behavior and ensure all interactions are accessible and predictable.
Misused Accessibility Attributes
We review and correct implementation to align with best practices.
Inconsistent Focus Indicators
We ensure focus states are visible and consistent across all elements.
Responsive & Zoom Issues
We ensure your site remains usable across screen sizes and zoom levels.
Based on real interaction and code-level review, not just automated reports.
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Accessibility Requires More Than a Plugin
Accessibility isn't something that can be solved with a single tool or overlay. While automated scans can highlight some issues, they often miss structural, usability, and interaction problems that affect real users. Overlays may add surface-level features, but they don't address the underlying code or ensure your site meets WCAG or AODA requirements.
Achieving compliance means identifying real barriers, fixing them properly, and ensuring your website works as expected with assistive technologies. That's where a practical, code-level approach makes the difference.
This work is typically needed by:
- Businesses required to meet AODA standards
- Organizations preparing for accessibility audits
- Existing websites needing remediation
- Teams looking for ongoing accessibility support
If your website needs to meet accessibility standards, the first step is understanding where it stands and what needs to be fixed. A clear audit gives you a defined path to address it.