Accessibility Audit: how accessible is your website?

Making content accessible for everyone

For people with disabilities, navigating a website can be a major challenge. That’s why content should be prepared in a way that makes it accessible for everyone, like, for example, people with visual impairments rely on screen readers. In our accessibility audit, we check whether your website content is accessible to all users in a logical and accessible order.

Specifications for accessible websites

There are many ways to make your website more accessible. We’re happy to support you during your first steps! In our audit, we check your website for its overall accessibility. In doing so, we are guided by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) and the EU requirements. These guidelines aim to make web-based content accessible to people with disabilities like visual or hearing impairments. This does not result in any disadvantages for other users.

Your benefits at a glance

Concrete recommendations

We’ll provide you with a list of the most important next steps.

Detailed explanations

You’ll receive detailed explanations with screenshots that you can implement directly.

Accessible website

You’ll create content that is as accessible as possible.

Our process

1. We determine which pages and content you want to audit.

2. We perform the audit

Step by step, we check your content and its compatibility
Our developers take a look at the code
Our designers check frontend, structure, and page layout

3. We collect all the points that need to be addressed

We’ll give you a list that shows all the points where your content is not accessible.

We’ll show you where the issues lie

After we have checked the most important accessibility points, we document the result in a report. We will discuss the result in a meeting. Afterward, you can take this list with you and start working on it immediately.

We align with 2 WCAG 2.0

WCAG 2.0 guidelines are categorized into three levels of conformance to accommodate different groups and situations:

A (lowest level)
AA (middle level)
AAA (highest level)

In most cases, we recommend AA and offer it in our audit. Here you can find more information about the WCAG 2.0 levels and for which website they are mandatory to implement.

Accessibility criteria

The WCAG has defined a total of 61 success criteria for website accessibility, which serve as a basis for its practical implementation. You can read more about them in the official sources. The four most important principles we care about in the audit are:

Perceptibility
Usability
Comprehensibility
Durability

Accessibility audit: price

Before we start the audit, we will provide you with a non-binding quote.

The price of the audit depends on how complex the website and content we are auditing is. Therefore, we ask a few points about it in the contact form. We could also check the usability of your website or the visual branding.