Your website, accessible and lawful
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) has been mandatory since June 2025, and over 90% of websites have detectable failures. We audit your site, fix the actual code, test it with a screen reader and keyboard, and hand you the accessibility statement and a plan for whatever remains.
Compliant, no patches
Widgets that claim to fix accessibility on their own don't actually fix anything: they've ended up in lawsuits and regulator fines. We work on your website's code and document everything, so you can prove you comply.
- ✓ Full audit against WCAG 2.1/2.2 level AA, EN 301 549 and the EAA.
- ✓ Real code fixes, never automatic overlays.
- ✓ Verified with a screen reader and keyboard-only navigation.
- ✓ Accessibility statement and remediation plan.
- ✓ Works on your current website, no rebuild needed.
How we do it
An automated scanner catches at most a third of the problems. We combine tooling with human review for a real result.
1. Audit
Automated scan of the whole site and manual review of the templates against WCAG, with a report of issues prioritised by severity.
2. Testing with real tools
We verify with a screen reader and keyboard only: what a scanner passes can still be unusable.
3. Code fixes
Structure, headings, keyboard focus, link and icon names, forms, contrast, zoom up to 400% and video.
4. Preferences panel
Optional: high contrast, text size and spacing, readable typeface, link underlining and animation pause, remembered across pages.
5. Statement and plan
Accessibility statement with its contact channel, plus a remediation plan with deadlines for anything that can't be fixed right away.
6. Training and yearly review
A publishing guide and a session for your team so nothing breaks later, and periodic review to keep it compliant.
What you get
Everything is in writing and belongs to you, so you can show it in an inspection, to a client or in a public tender.
Audit report
Every issue with its severity, the page where it appears and how to fix it.
Change report
Before-and-after measurements on your own website, to justify the work done.
Accessibility statement
Written for your site and published, with the mechanism for anyone to report a problem.
Remediation plan
What remains, with measure, deadline and owner, honestly documented.
Clear from the start
Full accessibility can't be promised lightly. We'd rather tell you the truth and put it in writing.
No overlays or shortcuts
We don't install a magic button that masks the failures: we fix the cause in the code.
No empty promises
If something is left unresolved after the work, we say so and record it in the remediation plan, rather than declaring compliance that doesn't exist.
No third-party dependencies
Improvements ship as your own add-on, with no subscriptions or paid external services, and remain yours.
Survives a redesign
Being separate from the design, the fixes don't depend on the current theme and aren't lost the day you change it.
Are you a micro-enterprise offering services? The EAA may not apply to you directly. In the free audit we'll confirm it and tell you whether it's still worth it.
Frequently asked questions
What is the European Accessibility Act (EAA) and does it affect me?
It is the regulation that, since June 2025, requires certain digital products and services (ecommerce, banking, transport and others) to be accessible. If your website does not fall within those sectors but you have employees or turnover above the microenterprise thresholds, it may also affect you. In the free audit we confirm this for your specific case.
What is the difference between an automated scanner and your audit?
An automated scanner detects at most a third of the real problems: things like the focus order when navigating with a keyboard, or whether a screen reader announces a form properly, can only be seen by actually testing. That is why we combine an automated tool with manual review, using a keyboard and a screen reader.
Don't accessibility overlays or buttons work?
They do not fix the code, they only mask it on top, and several have ended up in lawsuits and penalties for not solving the real problem. We work directly on your website's code: structure, forms, contrast, keyboard focus and everything else the WCAG requires.
Does the whole website have to be rebuilt?
No. The work is applied to your current website: we fix what fails in the existing code, without needing to redesign it or migrate it to another platform.
What do you hand over when you finish?
An audit report with every issue and how it is fixed, a before-and-after report, the accessibility statement published on your website and a remediation plan with deadlines for anything still pending, all documented and owned by you.
How much does it cost and how is it paid?
It depends on the size and condition of your website, so we do not publish a single rate: the initial audit is free and with it we give you a fixed quote. As with our other projects, we don't charge upfront: we ask for half at the start and invoice the rest at the end of the month.
Can you guarantee 100% compliance?
No, and we prefer to tell you plainly rather than promise something that cannot be signed off: if anything remains to be resolved, we document it in the remediation plan instead of declaring compliance that does not exist.
How do I get started?
Request the free audit and we'll tell you exactly what fails, how serious each issue is and how long we need to fix it.