Accessibility Audit
An accessibility audit evaluates a site against WCAG guidelines: keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, colour contrast, form labelling and focus management. Most accessibility failures also degrade the experience for users without disabilities, and several overlap with SEO signals.
Prices shown are starting points. The final cost depends on the size and scope of your project, and we confirm it in writing before any work begins.
Accessibility gets treated as a compliance chore and it is mostly just good building. Proper heading structure, labelled form fields, sufficient contrast and visible focus states help everyone, and several of them are things search engines read too.
We test with automated tools for the mechanical checks, then manually with keyboard and screen reader, because automation catches perhaps a third of real issues.
What's included
- Automated WCAG scan across key templates
- Manual keyboard navigation testing
- Screen reader testing
- Colour contrast analysis
- Form labelling and error handling review
- Focus management and skip links
- Alt text audit
- Prioritised remediation list
Questions people actually ask
Is accessibility legally required in India?
The Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act sets accessibility obligations, with requirements strongest for government and public services. Enforcement for private commercial sites is limited today, but the direction of travel is clear and the work is worth doing regardless.
Do accessibility overlays fix this?
No. Overlay widgets are widely criticised by accessibility practitioners and disability advocates, they frequently break assistive technology, and they have been named in litigation elsewhere. Fix the underlying markup instead.
Does accessibility help SEO?
Several things overlap: semantic headings, alt text, link context, clear structure. It is not a ranking factor in itself, but sites built accessibly tend to be better structured, which search engines read more reliably.