Travis Williamson

Accessibility services

Every engagement is scoped to your site and your deadline, and priced up front. Most start with an audit; some start with a fire to put out. Either is fine.

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Accessibility audits

A thorough review of your site against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA, combining automated scanning with manual testing using the assistive technology your users rely on.

What's included

  • A representative sample of templates and your most important flows: sign-up, checkout, forms, search
  • Keyboard-only, NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver (macOS and iOS) and TalkBack testing
  • Zoom and reflow, contrast, motion and forced-colors checks
  • Each issue mapped to its WCAG success criterion, with severity and who it affects
  • Code-level recommendations your developers can act on

You get: a prioritized report, a walkthrough call with your team, and a backlog you can import into your issue tracker.

Remediation

I fix accessibility issues in your code: templates, components, content and third-party integrations. Or I pair with your developers so the knowledge stays in-house.

What's included

  • Fixes in HTML, CSS and JavaScript, React and other frameworks, and WordPress
  • Accessible components: menus, dialogs, tabs, forms, carousels, data tables
  • Pull requests with clear explanations, ready for your team's review
  • Content fixes: headings, alt text, link text, documents
  • Re-testing to verify every fix

You get: a site that actually works with a keyboard and screen reader, and a team that knows why.

Ongoing support

Sites change every week. Ongoing support keeps new features and content from reintroducing old problems.

What's included

  • Scheduled re-audits, monthly or quarterly
  • Accessibility review of designs and pull requests before launch
  • Automated checks added to your build pipeline
  • Training for designers, developers and content editors
  • A direct line for accessibility questions

You get: confidence that your site stays accessible, with a record that shows your ongoing effort.

VPATs and conformance reports

Selling to government, education or enterprise? Buyers often ask for an Accessibility Conformance Report (ACR) based on the VPAT template.

What's included

  • Testing-backed VPAT 2.5 reports: WCAG, Section 508, EN 301 549 or International editions
  • Honest conformance levels with remarks buyers can trust
  • Accessibility statements for your website
  • Updates as your product changes

You get: documentation that stands up to procurement review.

Free quick scan

See what an automated check finds on your site.

Enter a page address and get an instant report of common WCAG issues, plus what a person still needs to check.