Fix the barriers that block important tasks.
We test the pages and actions people need most, such as menus, service details, search, forms, booking, buying, files, and contact. Tools find common problems. Hands-on checks find what the tools miss.
We fix the problems that block the most people and the most important tasks first. A high test score means little if someone still cannot use the menu or form.
Repair structure, controls, content, and presentation.
Work may include semantic headings, landmarks, link purpose, form labels, instructions, error messages, focus order, visible focus, keyboard behavior, dialog controls, color contrast, text resizing, image alternatives, captions, and reduced-motion behavior.
We prefer fixes in shared templates and components so improvements reach multiple pages consistently. Where a third-party widget creates the barrier, we document the limitation and evaluate an accessible alternative.
Retest the workflow and support future content.
After remediation, we repeat the relevant automated and manual checks and verify that forms, analytics, design, and other functionality still work. Accessibility improvements should not be introduced as a new source of regression.
We can document recurring authoring practices for headings, links, images, documents, and new components. Accessibility is an ongoing quality discipline, and remediation creates a better foundation rather than a permanent certificate of perfection.
Accessibility remediation can include
- Representative-page automated and manual review
- Keyboard, focus, navigation, form, and dialog corrections
- Headings, landmarks, labels, alternatives, and link improvements
- Contrast, resizing, motion, media, and responsive adjustments
- Regression testing and content-authoring recommendations