Automated tests as support
Automated tools help identify some issues, but cannot assess flows, meaning, navigation order or component behaviour on their own.
WEB ACCESSIBILITY
I assess a representative sample of your website against applicable WCAG criteria, combining manual checks with automated tools to identify issues, priorities and remediation steps.

THE STARTING POINT
An interface may look correct at a glance yet be difficult or impossible to use with a keyboard or assistive technology, or because of inadequate contrast, structure or interactive states.
An audit identifies these issues systematically, maps them to applicable WCAG criteria and turns them into prioritized technical actions.
Automated tools help identify some issues, but cannot assess flows, meaning, navigation order or component behaviour on their own.
Keyboard use, focus, semantic structure, forms and interactive components are checked within the real user experience.
ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT
A technical audit of up to 5 representative templates or pages, covering key barriers, WCAG mapping, intervention priorities and a remediation plan.
DEFINED SCOPE
€690
Up to 5 representative templates or pages.
Includes a technical audit, report, remediation plan, review call and one re-test of the agreed fixes.
Technical remediation — quoted separately
Demonstrative examples only; these are not findings from a client website.
| AREA | WCAG | FINDING | SEVERITY | REMEDIATION |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Keyboard navigation | 2.1.1 | Interactive element cannot be reached | High | Make the control keyboard accessible |
| Focus visibility | 2.4.7 | Focus is not sufficiently visible | High | Define a clearly distinguishable focus state |
| Contrast | 1.4.3 | Insufficient text/background contrast | Medium | Meet the applicable contrast ratio |
| Form labels | 3.3.2 | Field has no programmatic label | High | Associate the label with its control |
| Semantic structure | 1.3.1 | Incorrect heading hierarchy or semantic structure | Medium | Correct the markup and semantic relationships |
AUDIT SCOPE
THE AUDIT FLOW
templates · flows · sample
alerts · patterns · supporting checks
keyboard · focus · semantics · components
criteria · findings · evidence
severity · impact · priority
actions · technical guidance
review of agreed fixes
PROJECT OUTPUTS
SERVICE SCOPE
AFTER THE AUDIT
The audit identifies and documents barriers. If you would also like me to implement technical fixes, remediation is scoped separately based on the findings and the project structure.
Technical remediation — quoted separately
THE PROCESS
We define the website, representative templates and flows to review.
I run manual and automated checks and collect evidence.
I classify findings and prepare priorities and a remediation plan.
We go through the report and suggested actions together.
I review the agreed fixes included in the service.
FAQ
No. It is a technical assessment against applicable WCAG criteria, not a legal certification or an absolute guarantee of compliance.
The €690 service covers up to 5 representative templates or pages, selected around the website structure and key user flows.
No. Automated tools support the assessment, which also includes manual checks of keyboard use, focus, structure, forms and interactive components.
Technical remediation is not included in the audit. It can be quoted separately once the number and complexity of fixes are clear.
You receive a technical report, WCAG mapping, prioritized findings, a remediation plan, a review call and one re-test of the agreed fixes.
Yes, provided I can access the pages and flows needed for the assessment.
No. This service is a technical accessibility assessment and does not replace legal or regulatory advice.
ACCESSIBILITY AUDIT
The audit has a defined scope and a fixed price of €690. Get in touch to discuss starting the audit for your website.