What is included in an accessibility audit?

A full review of your site against WCAG 2.2 AA. That means automated scans with axe-core, WAVE, and Lighthouse, plus manual testing with a keyboard, screen readers, 200% zoom, and color contrast tools.

How long does an audit take?

Starter audits take 5 business days. Standard audits take 10. Enterprise timelines depend on scope, usually 3 to 6 weeks.

Is this a one-time thing?

Compliance is ongoing. Your site changes, the standards evolve, and new content gets added. We offer annual re-audits at a discount for past clients.

Do I need this if I already have an accessibility overlay?

Yes. Overlays don't make sites compliant. They've been named in lawsuits and are widely rejected by the disability community. An overlay on a broken site is still a broken site.

Can we pay from grant funds?

Yes. Accessibility audits qualify as organizational capacity building under most grant guidelines.

Website Accessibility Audit

Find out what your website is missing before someone else does.

Expert accessibility audits for nonprofits, government agencies, and community organizations. Identify barriers. Get a clear roadmap to compliance.

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WCAG 2.2 AA Specialists
Remediation Roadmaps Included

Accessibility testing report showing technical issues and remediation roadmap — Find the barriers before your users do.

5 days

Starter audit turnaround

40%

Issues missed by automation alone

WCAG 2.2

Current auditing standard

100%

Manual testing included

THE PROBLEM

Automated scans only catch 40%

Tools like axe DevTools and WAVE catch part of the problem. The rest takes a human. Keyboard traps, broken focus order, misused ARIA, and form errors that screen readers skip past stop your users cold. These only show up when a real person sits down to test.

only catch 40%

takes a human

stop your users cold

“96% of the top one million website homepages have detectable WCAG failures. Don't let yours be one of them.”

Why a manual

Automated tools miss keyboard traps that stop navigation completely.

Screen reader testing reveals content that is spoken incorrectly or skipped.

Color contrast is only part of visual accessibility; focus indicators matter more.

ADA Title II requires more than just a passing automated score.

Legally, a 'good faith' effort requires documented human testing.

remittance documentation provide legal protection that overlays cannot.

How we solve it.

Manual + Automated Testing
axe-core and WAVE scans plus keyboard navigation, screen reader (NVDA, VoiceOver), and contrast testing.
Remediation Roadmap
A prioritized plan your developer can actually act on. No vague checklists, just clear fixes.
Compliance Documentation
Reports that satisfy grant funders, county auditors, and legal due diligence requirements.

What you'll receive