Why this work
An overlay does not fix a form that cannot be completed with a keyboard. We work in the markup, the components and the design decisions that keep failing in audits. The aim is a product a person using a screen reader can finish.
WCAG 2.2, Section 508 and ADA are the bars we test against. Findings come with a patch, not a forty page PDF and a wave.
Our offerings
What's included in our Accessibility service
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Audits against WCAG 2.2
A pass over the real journeys, with severity that matches whether a person can finish the task.
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Remediation in the codebase
Fixes in your components and templates, not a list for someone else to interpret.
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Component guidance
Patterns your designers and engineers can reuse so the next screen does not fail the same way.
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Retest before release
A second pass on the journeys that failed, before you call it done.
Frequently asked questions
No. If a control has no name, or a form cannot be completed from the keyboard, an overlay will not save you in a complaint.
Both. An audit with no patch is a PDF. We stay for the remediation and the retest.
WCAG 2.2 is the working bar. Section 508 and ADA show up when the product or the buyer needs them named.
Talk to us about accessibility
If a journey fails a keyboard or a screen reader, we will say so and then fix it in the product.
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