Accessibility is both the right thing to do and a UX improvement for every user, not just those who rely on assistive technology.
Accessibility is both the right thing to do and a UX improvement for every user, not just those who rely on assistive technology. System Strats audits sites against WCAG guidelines, fixes the issues that matter most, and sets up practices so future work does not reintroduce problems. The focus is on real-world usability, not just checklist compliance.
WCAG 2.1 AA compliance audit and remediation
Keyboard navigation and screen reader testing
Color contrast and visual hierarchy improvements
Accessibility practices documented for the team going forward
We identify the highest-impact UX issues using a combination of heuristic review and real user data, then prioritize by expected business impact.
For each high-impact issue, we form a hypothesis about what to change and why, and we design the intervention. This is where opinions become testable ideas.
We implement the changes and run A/B tests where traffic supports it. For lower-traffic areas, we use before/after analysis with proper controls.
We measure against the metrics that matter, document what worked, and feed the wins into the next round of optimization. UX is an ongoing practice, not a one-time project.
We treat UX optimization as a measurable practice, not an opinion exercise. Changes are tied to hypotheses, and results are tied to metrics that matter to the business. We are also honest about when a flow needs a redesign versus when small changes will do, so you do not end up paying for scope you do not need.
Common questions about UX Optimization Accessibility Improvements, and how System Strats can help.
WCAG 2.1 at level AA is the common standard and what most regulations reference. For higher-stakes projects, we can aim for AAA in specific areas.
Lawsuits are a real risk, but they are not the main reason to do accessibility work. Accessible sites are better for everyone: clearer structure, better keyboard support, better mobile experience. The legal risk is a floor, not a ceiling.
Yes. We test with screen readers (NVDA, VoiceOver), keyboard-only navigation, and browser zoom. Real testing catches issues that automated tools miss.
Yes. Accessibility is a practice, not a one-time fix. We can stay involved to review new features, audit changes, and keep the site from drifting out of compliance.
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