Accessibility audit, then a plan.
A WCAG 2.2 audit of your website or web app: every barrier found, ranked by how badly it blocks someone, with fixes your engineers can pick up on Monday. From a team that designed for the NHS, where accessibility was not optional.
- 0110+ years
- of accessibility work by the founder, from national-scale public services to banking apps
- 02WCAG 2.2 AA
- and EN 301 549, the standards behind the ADA, Section 508, the Equality Act and the European Accessibility Act
- 032 to 3 weeks
- from access to the product to a ranked report, a fix plan and a re-test
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Products selling to enterprise, public sector or healthcare, where a buyer's procurement asks for a VPAT or an accessibility statement.
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Teams that have had a complaint, a demand letter or a failed audit and need a credible plan, fast.
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Founders who want the product to work for everyone before it scales, when fixing is cheap.
What you receive
Every barrier, ranked by who it stops.
The report is written for the people who fix things. Each finding names the screen, the WCAG criterion, who it stops and the fix, in order of impact.
Illustrative findings. Your report covers every flow in scope, with screenshots, and ends with a re-test.
What you get
A report your engineers will actually use.
Expert review
Every screen and flow reviewed against WCAG 2.2 AA by a designer and an engineer together, not a scan. Automated tools catch about a third of real issues; we catch the rest.
Assistive technology testing
Screen readers on desktop and mobile, keyboard only, zoom to 400%, reduced motion and high contrast, on the browsers your users actually have.
Findings by severity
Each issue with where it is, who it blocks, the criterion it fails and a screenshot, ranked from blocking to minor so the order of work is obvious.
The fix plan
Concrete fixes in your stack, grouped so they ship in sensible tickets, with the quick wins separated from the design changes.
Design system notes
Where a component fails everywhere it is used, we fix it once at the system level: colour, focus states, labels, motion.
Re-test and statement
A second pass on the fixed build, then an accessibility statement or VPAT-ready summary for your sales and legal teams.
How the audit runs
About three weeks from access to a clean re-test.
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Scope
The flows that matter most: sign-up, the core job, payment, support. A representative sample beats a shallow sweep of everything.
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Review
Expert review and assistive technology sessions in parallel, with issues logged as we go so you see progress within days.
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Report
Findings by severity, the fix plan, and a walkthrough with your team so nothing is lost in translation.
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Re-test
We check the fixes, close the issues, and hand over the statement.
The law, in short
Since 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act applies.
Directive 2019/882 has been in force across the EU since 28 June 2025. It sets one accessibility standard, EN 301 549 built on WCAG 2.1 AA, for a list of products and services sold to consumers in the Union, and it applies to companies based outside the EU that sell into it, including US and UK businesses.
Services that were already on the market keep their existing contracts for up to five years, to 28 June 2030. Anything launched or renewed since June 2025 has to comply now. Member states enforce it with fines, and each has its own authority to hear complaints.
Selected work
Where accessibility was in the brief
Every product we ship follows WCAG AA. On these three it was written into the requirements: a national medical app, a bank's mobile banking, and a health platform for the public.
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- 600K lives saved
- The medical app supported national efforts to reduce infection spread through anonymous exposure alerts.
- 4.8 App Store rating
- Clear communication and usability helped build trust during a public health emergency.
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- 4.8 App Store rating
- Mobile banking app usability improvements formed part of a broader initiative that coincided with an increase in App Store ratings from 1.9 to 4.8 stars.
- 6M+ users
- The improved mobile banking experience supported continued growth from approximately 1.5M to over 6M active mobile app users.
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Working with Dan and his team has been an exceptional journey. Across multiple projects, some of significant scale, they consistently demonstrated precision in UX design and a disciplined, thoughtful approach to their craft. Dan and his team maintain a laser focus on the end user, ensuring experiences are not only seamless and intuitive, but genuinely delightful. Their attention to detail, clarity of thinking, and commitment to quality set them apart.
Daniel Bruneau, Ph.D.CXO, Experience Foundry
A selection. The team has also delivered for Toyota, Royal Mail, Red Cross, LG, Dunnhumby and the AA, across twenty years of product work.
Most audits land between €4k and €12k, set by how many flows and screens are in scope. We agree the scope and the price before starting, and the re-test is part of it.
Open for new projects
Send us the product.We send back the plan.
Tell us what you are building and who it is for. You get a scoped proposal within two working days.
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