How accessible is your current website or app really? We test it against the WCAG guidelines, with tools and by hand, and turn the findings into a practical list of improvements. If you like, we fix them straight away too.
Automated scans are not enough
Automated tools find some of the problems, such as missing alt texts or insufficient contrast. Many issues only show up when you actually use a website: keyboard only, with a screen reader or zoomed in to 200 percent. That is why we combine a scan with manual tests of your key pages and flows, such as the contact form or the checkout.
From report to improvement
You do not get an unreadable report full of codes, but an overview per page: what goes wrong, who is it a problem for and how do you fix it? We rank the issues by impact, so you know where to start. For government bodies and other organisations that need one, we help draw up an accessibility statement.
Why it works
Why it works.
Clear picture
You know exactly where you stand.
Priorities
The highest-impact issues first.
Documented
A basis for your statement or tender.
Tools & platforms
What is an accessibility statement?
A statement in which an organisation declares to what extent its website or app meets the accessibility requirements, what is not yet right and when that will be fixed. Dutch government organisations are required to publish such a statement.
Can you audit a website built by another agency?
Yes. The audit is independent of the platform. Whether your site is built in WordPress, Webflow, Shopify or custom code: we test what the visitor sees and operates. You then pick up the improvements yourself, with your current agency or with us.
How often should you do an audit?
With a new website or a major change, and preferably periodically after that, for example once a year. Websites change constantly, and with every new page or plugin something can creep back in.
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