WCAG 2.2 conformance review
I review success criteria covering content perception, keyboard access, forms, navigation, status messages, and page structure.
Digital accessibility in practice
WCAG website accessibility audit
I will assess your website or application against WCAG 2.2. You will receive a clear report, an evaluation of real accessibility barriers, and actionable recommendations for designers and developers.
- Manual and automated testing
- Assistive technology verification
- Issue priorities and remediation guidance
Service scope
What does a website accessibility audit include?
The scope is tailored to your product, key user journeys, and the selected WCAG conformance level: A or AA.
Assistive technology testing
I test key journeys with NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. JAWS can be included when the required licence is provided.
Findings and recommendations
Each issue includes its location, user impact, related WCAG criterion, priority, and practical remediation guidance.
Results walkthrough
I explain the main findings and help plan remediation so the report becomes a practical tool for your team.
How it works
The WCAG audit process
- 1
Define the scope
We select pages, user journeys, test environments, and the expected conformance level.
- 2
Accessibility testing
I combine expert manual testing with automated tools and assistive technologies.
- 3
Audit report
I prioritise barriers and provide recommendations that your team can act on.
- 4
Results consultation
I walk your design and development teams through the report and answer their questions.
Why it matters
A WCAG-conformant website works for more people
Digital accessibility improves the experience for people with disabilities, older users, mobile users, and people in challenging environments. An audit helps uncover barriers before launch or organise remediation in an existing product.
WCAG 2.2
WCAG 2.2 and legal requirements
The review can support preparation for accessibility obligations such as the European Accessibility Act and applicable national legislation. The audit is not legal advice, but it provides the technical evidence needed to assess and improve accessibility.
Common questions
Accessibility audit FAQ
How long does a WCAG audit take?
Timing depends on the size of the product, the number of templates and user journeys, and the criteria in scope. I confirm the schedule before work begins.
Is an automated scan enough?
No. Automated tools detect only some accessibility issues. The audit therefore combines scanning with manual checks, keyboard testing, and assistive technologies.
Will the website conform to WCAG after the audit?
The audit identifies barriers and explains how to fix them. Conformance depends on correct implementation; a follow-up audit can verify the changes.
Want to check your website’s accessibility?
Tell me which product you want to review. We will define the scope, key user journeys, and the best format for your results.
Ask about a WCAG audit