Assessment
Review templates, keyboard operation, semantics, forms, contrast, content and representative user paths.
Practical WCAG and ADA-focused assessment, remediation and development for navigation, content, forms, documents and interactive WordPress experiences.
Meaningful WCAG and ADA-focused improvement requires attention to code, templates, navigation, forms, media, documents and the way editors create future content.
Review templates, keyboard operation, semantics, forms, contrast, content and representative user paths.
Improve code, components, content and interaction behaviour without unnecessarily rebuilding everything.
Build new WordPress pages and features with accessibility requirements considered from the start.
Automated tools are useful for finding certain patterns, but they cannot reliably judge every heading structure, label, focus order, keyboard interaction, alternative text or user flow.
We combine tooling with practical review and prioritise barriers according to impact, recurrence and the effort required to correct them safely.
Choose representative templates, forms and user journeys rather than checking only the homepage.
Combine automated signals with manual keyboard, structure and interaction review.
Correct high-impact and recurring barriers in templates, components and content.
Retest the changes and document content practices that help prevent regression.
Prioritised improvements to a live WordPress website without pretending every issue can be solved at once.
Design and development decisions that reduce recurring barriers before content is migrated.
Review and improve high-value forms, downloadable material and the workflows around them.
No. Accessibility work can reduce barriers and support conformance goals, but legal compliance depends on jurisdiction, scope, ongoing content and professional legal advice.
Automated tools may detect some issues or add useful controls, but they cannot repair every structural, content and interaction barrier in the underlying website.
Yes, as one part of the process. Manual keyboard, semantic and interaction review remains necessary for many important issues.
That is often the most efficient time because templates, components, navigation and content practices can be improved together.
We will help identify recurring barriers and define a realistic remediation or accessible-development scope.