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Website accessibility testing

Get expert-led testing against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, scoped to what you need right now, from a single page to a complex new service or product.

Want a full audit? Head over to our accessibility audit page.

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WCAG 2.2 · ADA · EAA · DDA · AODA and more

Who's this for?

Accessibility testing is the right fit when you need clear answers about specific pages, flows, or features, rather than a full site-wide evaluation. Typical situations might be:

• You've just launched or redesigned a specific page or flow (like checkout) and want it tested before it goes live.

• You want to verify a fix actually resolved the issue it was meant to.

• You need an ongoing, lighter-touch testing service in between full audits.

• You're not sure yet whether you need a full audit or just a few pages checked, we'll help you scope it on the call.

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What's included

No vague promises: here's exactly what testing covers.

Manual expert testing of the specific pages, flows, or features you choose, for example checkout, product pages, or a newly launched feature

Testing against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 success criteria, using screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and voice control

A clear findings report: what each issue is, where it is, which WCAG criterion it relates to, and how to fix it.

A plain-English summary of how the tested pages currently line up against ADA, EAA, DDA, and AODA requirements.

The option to scale up to a full Accessibility Audit at any point, with credit for work already done



Why this matters

Not every accessibility problem needs a full audit to fix. If you've just shipped a redesign, added a new feature, or want to double-check that a previous fix actually worked, targeted testing gets you a clear, expert answer without the time or cost of evaluating your whole site.

It's also a practical way to stay on top of accessibility between full audits, catching regressions before they reach real customers or turn into legal risk. And if testing turns up more than expected, it's a natural step up to a full Accessibility Audit to get things fixed.

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How it works

Discovery

a short call to scope your site, pages, and complexity.

Audit

Our experts manually test your full customer journey against WCAG 2.2.

Reporting

You receive your findings with every issue ranked by severity.

Handover

A walkthrough call with your team, or ours, if you'd like help implementing.

How is this different from a full accessibility audit?

An audit evaluates your entire customer journey and is built to give you a comprehensive, defensible baseline. Testing is scoped to the specific pages, flows, or features you choose, so it's faster and more focused when you don't need the full picture.

In just a few clicks.

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