UX Optimization: Accessibility Improvements

Clearer structure and better keyboard support help every visitor, including people who use assistive technology.

Who Your Site Shuts Out

Some visitors can’t finish a task on your site. A menu can’t be reached with a keyboard, a form makes no sense to a screen reader, or the text is too faint to read. You rarely hear about it, because those people simply leave.

We audit your site against WCAG, the standard guidelines for web accessibility, and fix the issues that matter most. Then we set up practices so future work doesn’t bring the problems back. The aim is a site people can really use, beyond a passed checklist.

Diagram of an accessibility status board checking keyboard use, screen reader support, color contrast and alt text.

What Gets Checked and Fixed

A WCAG level AA audit, with the issues found then fixed

Hands-on testing with a keyboard and a screen reader

Better color contrast and a clearer visual order on each page

Written accessibility practices your team can follow on future work

From Audit to Upkeep

1

Audit the site

We check your pages against WCAG level AA and list each barrier we find.

2

Test by hand

Screen readers, keyboard-only use and browser zoom show what real people run into on your pages.

3

Fix what matters

Issues that block people most get fixed first, including contrast, visual order and keyboard paths.

4

Keep it accessible

Documented practices help your team avoid bringing problems back, and we can review new features as they ship.

Frequently Asked Questions

WCAG level AA. It’s the common standard and the one most regulations reference. On higher-stakes projects, we can aim for AAA in specific areas.

No. Lawsuits are a real risk, but they aren’t the main reason to do this work. Accessible sites are better for everyone, with clearer structure, better keyboard support and a better mobile experience. Treat legal risk as the minimum.

Yes. We test with screen readers such as NVDA and VoiceOver, with keyboard-only navigation and with browser zoom. Real testing catches issues that automated tools miss.

Yes. We can stay involved to review new features, audit changes and keep the site from drifting out of compliance. Every update can bring a problem back, so the work doesn’t end with the first round of fixes.

Ready to Get Started?

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