Web Accessibility Audit
According to the DDA and PAS78, a website commissioner has to make sure that the website complies with accessibility guidelines and standards to ensure that the website is accessible to users with disabilities and on different internet enabled devices.
When should I do an Accessibility Audit?
An accessibility audit is the best way to uncover problems with your existing website and establish the status of the website against the available guidelines.
The best way to make sure is that the website is accessible and conforms to the guidelines and web standards, is at the website commissioning stage.
Websites which are already online have a great scope of improvement by web accessibility audit and the application of recently published guidelines.
What will I get in the report?
The recommendations and remedies will be highlighted in the report preceding the accessibility audit. This will clearly state what is needed to make the website accessible according to WCAG Single A, Double AA and Triple A guidelines.
Our expert accessibility audit:
- Uncovers issues with the website according the latest guidelines and standards.
- Gives you an extensive overview of the strengths and weaknesses of the website.
- Explain ways to comply with the existing legislation and maximise the reach of the website.
- Suggest you ways to ensure compliance according to your website, such as WCAG A, AA or AAA
What next?
If you want to give your company a competitive edge, get in touch with us for a no-obligation half an-hour free consultation and we will take care of everything else. You can call us on 0800 6126 344 or alternatively email us at getaccess@webmirer.co.uk We would love to hear from you.
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