Audit

Want to know how accessible your website is? With an accessibility audit, we'll identify bottlenecks and provide practical advice on making your site more user-friendly – ​​for everyone.

  • Thorough check according to WCAG guidelines
  • Practical advice
  • Clear report and explanation
Request an audit

1. Intake

We'll discuss your website, target audience, and needs. This will give us a clear understanding of the context, allowing us to focus on the accessibility audit.

2. Research

We conduct a manual audit based on the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) guidelines. We look at technology, design, content, and usability.

3. Reporting

You'll receive a clear report with findings, examples, and concrete recommendations. Each problem is clearly explained.

4. Discussion

We'll go through the report together. You can ask any questions you have, and we'll discuss how you can implement the recommendations.

Frequently Asked Questions

An accessibility audit is a thorough review of your website based on WCAG guidelines. We examine whether your site is usable for everyone, including those who use screen readers or keyboard navigation.

Many digital accessibility issues aren't immediately apparent. Your website might seem to work fine, but is it usable without a mouse? Or for people with visual impairments? An accessibility audit will reveal this and help you become more inclusive.

We examine technology, design, content, and interaction. Consider contrast, keyboard navigation, readability, alternative text, and heading structure.

Not necessarily. Together we'll determine what's feasible and relevant for your target audience. The audit will help you improve step by step. You can find more information about the WCAG guidelines here. here read

That depends on the size of your website. An accessibility audit usually takes a few business days. During the intake, we'll estimate the turnaround time.

You'll receive a report with clear explanations, examples, and concrete recommendations. We'll discuss the next steps together.

Not always. Many tips are also suitable for editors or designers. If there are any technical points, we explain them clearly.