Ensure your website is inclusive and compliant with the latest web accessibility standards. Delegate the implementation of accessibility to our expert team and enhance your site's usability, broaden your reach, and mitigate legal risks.
Maximize your website’s inclusivity and compliance effortlessly with our Automated Accessibility Testing Service. Harness sophisticated technology to scan, identify, and suggest fixes for accessibility barriers across your website, ensuring compliance with WCAG standards.
Comprehensive scans: automatically detect accessibility issues that could hinder user interactions.
Real-time reporting: receive instant, actionable reports that help prioritize the most critical fixes.
Continuous compliance: regular updates to stay ahead of new guidelines and maintain accessibility standards.
User experience optimization: improve satisfaction and accessibility for all users, expanding your audience and enhancing usability.
Deploy our service to safeguard your digital assets against accessibility oversights and enhance user engagement effectively.
Our Manual Accessibility Testing Service provides a detailed and human-centric evaluation of your website's accessibility. This service is particularly crucial in scenarios where nuanced user interactions and complex accessibility issues are present, which automated tools may overlook.
Thorough evaluation: expert testers simulate real-world usage to uncover subtle usability issues that automated tests might miss.
Customized insights: receive specific, actionable feedback tailored to the unique elements of your site.
Human perspective: incorporates diverse user experiences, including those of people with various disabilities.
Regulatory Compliance: ensures your website meets international accessibility standards, such as WCAG and ADA, reducing legal risks.
The upcoming enforcement of the European Accessibility Act (EAA) on June 28, 2025, sets a new standard for digital accessibility. This act requires that all significant digital platforms be accessible to everyone, including those with disabilities. Avoid potential legal issues and ensure compliance by getting ready now.
Our web accessibility services ensure that your website is fully compliant with the latest accessibility standards. This is crucial not only for inclusivity but also for enhancing user engagement and reaching a broader audience.
More than half of accessibility issues are triggered by poor design
Both types of testing are necessary when testing accessibility
Accessibility assessments are needed every time the website is updated
Like all types of testing, early accessibility checks can significantly save budget
WE’LL MAKE A FREE INITIAL PRE-TEST OF YOUR SOFTWARE AND OFFER YOU A REPORT, COVERING BOTH OVERALL QUALITY LEVEL AND POSSIBLE GROWTH POINTS
Ensuring a barrier-free user experience, making the website usable and enjoyable for people with disabilities and those using assistive technologies
Enhancing your brand's reputation by demonstrating commitment to inclusivity, potentially increasing market reach and customer loyalty
Improving product usability across diverse user groups, which can lead to higher user satisfaction and reduced bounce rates
Streamlining compliance with international accessibility standards, reducing the risk of legal repercussions and ensuring project deliverables are met on time and within scope
Enhances user engagement: websites that are accessible see an increase in user time spent on the site by up to 30%.
Broadens market reach: approximately 80 million people in the EU live with some form of disability.
Making your website accessible opens your digital doors to this significant demographic.
Legal risks: non-compliance with EU accessibility laws such as the EN 301 549 V2.1.2 (2018-08) can lead to legal challenges and potential fines.
Loss of reputation: websites that are not accessible may face negative publicity, impacting brand trust and customer loyalty.
Financial impact: the lack of accessibility can lead to missed opportunities, directly affecting online sales and conversion rates.
The first step to ensuring website accessibility is a thorough assessment of the current state. An audit is conducted using automated tools and manual testing to identify areas that do not meet WCAG/ADA accessibility standards.
Identified issues are assessed and prioritized based on their impact on user experience and the complexity of the fixes. High-priority problems that hinder important user tasks, such as logging in or making purchases, are addressed immediately.
Based on the list of priority improvements, web developers and designers begin to refine site elements. This includes adding semantic HTML, improving color contrast, providing text alternatives for non-text content, and ensuring site navigation is possible solely through keyboard use.
Accessibility implementation includes training all team members involved in web content creation. This ensures that everyone understands the importance of accessibility and the basic principles needed to maintain standards in the future.
Accessibility is an ongoing commitment. Once current shortcomings are addressed, regular testing and monitoring of the site are necessary to ensure its accessibility over time.
Providing mechanisms for users to report accessibility issues helps strengthen the site's reputation as inclusive and user-oriented.
In the field of web accessibility, several key standards aim to make internet resources usable for all users, including those with disabilities. These standards play a critical role in creating an inclusive digital space accessible to all users without exception. They not only help comply with legislative requirements in different countries but also significantly enhance the user experience on websites, making the internet more open and user-friendly for people with various needs.
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines are a set of recommendations for making web content more accessible, primarily to people with disabilities. Developed through the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which is an international community that develops open standards to ensure the long-term growth of the Web, WCAG is considered the gold standard in accessibility guidelines. These guidelines are designed to make web content more accessible to a wider range of people with disabilities, including blindness and low vision, deafness and hearing loss, limited movement, speech disabilities, photosensitivity, and combinations of these, ensuring that the web works better for all.
Level A represents the most fundamental web accessibility features that all websites should implement. It sets the minimum standard required to ensure that web content is accessible. Compliance at this level involves providing basic access to web content, which includes alternative text for images, ensuring proper color contrast, and accessible navigation. This level is essential for making a website usable but does not cover all accessibility barriers that might affect more advanced interactions.
The Americans with Disabilities Act is a civil rights law that was enacted in 1990 in the United States. It prohibits discrimination against individuals with disabilities in all areas of public life, including jobs, schools, transportation, and all public and private places that are open to the general public. The purpose of the ADA is to ensure that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else.
In the context of the web, ADA compliance refers to the accessibility of websites and mobile apps to individuals with disabilities. While the ADA does not explicitly mention web accessibility, U.S. courts and the Department of Justice have interpreted its mandate as extending to digital and web-based services as a necessary means of ensuring equal access for all.
Standard compliance reduces legal risks, while real usability enhances user loyalty. Technical compliance does not guarantee that the product will be truly convenient to use. In our accessibility testing, we focus on both aspects to ensure business tranquility and user satisfaction.
We are well-versed in W3C accessibility requirements, continually monitor WCAG standard updates, and understand legislative demands.
WCAG requirements often have broad formulations, challenging to interpret and implement. We use original checklists that cover specific cases in our work.
Our review results in a strategy to overcome identified deficiencies. With extensive experience in software development and testing, we generate specific steps to correct each problematic area: content, design, code.
We will identify the accessibility legislative requirements your site must meet. We will determine which pages and features receive the most traffic and generate maximum profit for the business.
WE ARE VERY HUMAN-CENTRIC. THIS MEANS YOU CAN EASILY SPEAK WITH OUR ENGINEERS TO BE SURE THEY’RE PROFESSIONALS IN THEIR CRAFTS. BOOK A CALL AND WE’LL DISPEL ALL YOUR DOUBTS ABOUT YOUR TESTING NEEDS AND DESIRES.
