FAQ’s

Web accessibility ensures websites and digital products are usable by people with disabilities, including users who rely on assistive technologies.

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are the definitive international standards for digital inclusion. Developed by the W3C, these guidelines ensure websites, apps, and digital documents are accessible to people with vision, hearing, motor, and cognitive disabilities.

We test against the latest standards, specifically WCAG 2.1 and WCAG 2.2 at Level AA. Level AA is the globally accepted benchmark for most commercial, educational, and legal compliance frameworks.

Accessibility testing is a process of evaluating websites and digital products to ensure they are accessible to users with disabilities. Website testing identifies barriers that may limit usability for individuals with visual, auditory, cognitive, or motor impairments.

Accessibility improves usability, supports compliance, expands audience reach, and creates better digital experiences for everyone.

We support WCAG, AODA, ACA, and other regional accessibility regulations.

We use a hybrid testing approach. Automated scans catch roughly 30% to 40% of high-volume issues instantly. We then conduct comprehensive manual testing using screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and color contrast analyzers to find the remaining nuanced barriers.

Yes, we perform manual testing using screen readers, keyboard navigation, and assistive technologies.

Yes, we provide remediation guidance and support for development teams.

Yes. Our audits directly align your digital assets with major legal frameworks such as WCAG, ADA, Section 508, the AODA and the ACA.

You receive an executive summary, a compliance scorecard, and a detailed spreadsheet of issues. Every bug report includes the affected WCAG success criteria, impact severity, and specific HTML/CSS code remediation examples for your developers.

Yes. Our audits directly align your digital assets with major legal frameworks such as WCAG, ADA, Section 508, the AODA and the ACA.

WCAG is divided into three tiers of conformance to map different levels of digital inclusion:

Level AAA: The strictest tier, requiring highly advanced design changes (e.g., providing sign language alternatives for all pre-recorded audio).

Level A: The bare minimum requirement, tackling critical, high-impact barriers (e.g., lack of keyboard access).

Level AA: The global standard for legal compliance, removing barriers that impact the majority of users (e.g., standard text color contrast).

An Accessibility Statement is a public page outlining your digital inclusion goals, active efforts, and a feedback channel for users with disabilities. We can provide a compliant template and help you customize it based on your audit results.

An audit is the first defensive step, but it does not grant instant immunity. It demonstrates a proactive, good-faith effort toward compliance. You achieve true legal risk reduction once you publish an Accessibility Statement and begin fixing the barriers identified in our report.

The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) enforces strict digital guidelines on private and public entities in Ontario, Canada. An audit ensures your digital platform maintains WCAG Level AA guidelines to shield your organization from heavy statutory daily financial fines.

Accessibility is an ongoing operational commitment, not a one-time project. While a comprehensive expert manual audit should be completed annually, we advise pairing it with real-time automated monitoring to catch regressions every time code or content updates.

Yes. We provide remediation support with your engineering team as a part of the digital audit. We can also provide remediation services after the audit is complete to bring the product into compliance.