Website Remediation & Development

Website accessibility, remediated and built right

Audits identify the barriers. We fix them - alongside your developers, or for you.

Manual remediation of websites and web applications against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 AA. We work alongside your engineering team with developer-ready remediation guidance, take on the remediation in-house when you don't have the capacity, or build new accessible websites from scratch with accessibility designed in from day one. The deliverable is a site that conforms to standards, not a site with an overlay on top.

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Add your website URL and we'll get back to you with a no-obligation read on your accessibility risk and a scoped remediation plan. A real person reviews every submission.

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Risk Level
Accessibility compliance barriers were identified. Additional barriers are likely to exist beyond digital properties.
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Full issue breakdown with WCAG criteria, fix priorities, and remediation guidance.
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Guidance developer-ready findings + re-test
In-house our developers do the remediation
Build new accessible websites from scratch

Every engagement ships with documentation of what was changed, why, and the WCAG criteria it satisfies.

What we remediate

Website accessibility remediation, from quick fixes to full rebuilds

Interactive components

Custom dropdowns, modals, carousels, tabs, accordions, and dialogs - rebuilt with proper ARIA, keyboard support, and focus management.

Forms & validation

Labels, error handling, instructions, required-field indication, and accessible error recovery. The form is usually the conversion point - it has to work.

Navigation & structure

Heading hierarchy, landmark regions, skip links, breadcrumbs, and menus that work with screen readers and keyboard alone.

Color, contrast & typography

WCAG-conformant color ratios, focus indicators, zoom and reflow behavior up to 400%, and readable type for low-vision users.

Images & media

Alt text written for context, captions and transcripts on video, accessible media players, decorative-image flagging.

Dynamic content

Single-page apps, infinite scroll, live regions, autocomplete, and AJAX-loaded content that announces changes to assistive technology.

How remediation works

The path from audit findings to a compliant site

1. Audit (if needed)

If you don't already have a manual audit, we start there. Every barrier identified, mapped to WCAG, prioritized by user impact and legal risk.

2. Scope

We turn audit findings into a remediation plan. Priority tiers, time estimates, and a clear path so the highest-risk barriers get fixed first.

3. Implement

Your developers do the work with our guidance, or our developers do it on your codebase. Every change is reviewed for accessibility before it ships.

4. Re-test

We re-test every fix with manual review and assistive technology, confirm WCAG conformance, and document what changed for your records.

Accessible website development

Building accessibility in from day one

Retrofitting an inaccessible site to WCAG 2.1 AA is almost always more expensive than designing it accessibly from the start. We build new websites where accessibility is a core requirement at every stage: in Figma during design, in code during development, in QA before each release. Every deliverable is screen-reader tested. Every component meets WCAG. The site launches conformant.

This is also how we built and rebuilt our own site. The new accessibilities.co was developed with manual accessibility review at the design phase, content phase, and development phase – published with documentation of conformance, not a retrofit at the end.

Frequently asked

Common questions, answered

What's the difference between an accessibility audit and remediation?

An audit identifies the barriers; remediation fixes them. An audit produces a report with every WCAG 2.1 AA violation, where it is, what it is, and how to fix it. Remediation is the engineering work that actually changes the code, content, and components so users with disabilities can use the site. Most accessibility firms only do the audit. We do both.

Do you work with our existing developers?

Yes, and that’s how most engagements run. We produce developer-ready remediation guidance – the exact code change, the affected component, the WCAG criterion it satisfies, and the assistive-technology behavior we expect. Your developers implement; we re-test. This is usually the fastest, lowest-cost path to compliance.

Can you handle the remediation in-house instead?

Yes. For organizations without development capacity, we have accessibility-trained developers who can implement remediation directly on your codebase. We work in WordPress, React, Vue, Shopify, custom HTML/CSS/JS, and most enterprise CMS platforms. Remediation is delivered with documentation of every change.

Are accessibility overlays or widgets an alternative?

No. Overlays are not a substitute for real remediation. They do not fix underlying code barriers, they have themselves been the subject of accessibility lawsuits, and they cannot produce the documentation a defense relies on. The U.S. Department of Justice, the disability community, and most accessibility firms agree: overlays are not compliance. Real remediation is.

How long does website remediation take?

It depends on the size of the site, the number of barriers identified, and the complexity of the codebase. A small marketing site with 30 issues might take 2-3 weeks; a large e-commerce site with hundreds of components and 500+ findings can take months. We provide a scoped timeline after the audit, broken into priority tiers so the highest-risk barriers are fixed first.

Can you also build accessible websites from scratch?

Yes. We build new accessible websites where accessibility is a core requirement from the first wireframe, not a retrofit at the end. Designs are reviewed in Figma, code is reviewed during development, and every release is screen-reader tested before launch. The result is a site that conforms to WCAG 2.1 AA from day one.

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