ADA Accessibility Audit & ADA Accessibility Assessment
Accessibility projects typically begin and end with a website accessibility audit – an assessment of the current state of your site or application’s accessibility. You need to see your starting point and measure progress as you fix issues. We can help you with your ADA accessibility assessments and offer guidance on remediation techniques for all of your digital assets.
- Automated and manual evaluation covering all WCAG success criteria.
- Accessibility Recommendation / Suggestion and Dedicate Support.
- We strive to include Individuals with Disabilities in the accessibility testing process.
We test on all major browsers and screen readers to ensure comprehensive coverage. We offer the highest quality and most comprehensive ADA accessibility audit services.
After an audit, we’ll show you which issues to prioritize and address based on impact and severity. Our experts can also participate in the remediation process itself.
Audit Types
Types of Website Accessibility Audits
Micro Audit
A quick assessment of 1-3 pages is perfect for an organization that is exploring accessibility. It is a quick indicator of the current accessibility status.
Detailed Audit
This is a thorough audit conducted by our accessibility specialists by testing compatibility with keyboards, Browsers, Automated tools & other assistive devices.
Re-audit
This is a verification process on the website after accessibility issues are addressed. A re-audit is necessary to validate an accessibility conformance report.
What You Get
Accessibility Audit Report
What are the key things Included in Our Accessibility Audit Report? Here goes the list below.
Test Coverage
Testing Environments
Desktop Screenreaders Testing
- JAWS / Win10 / Chrome
- NVDA / Win10 / Firefox
- Voiceover / MacOS / Safari
Mobile Screenreader Testing
- Talkback / Android / Chrome
- Voiceover / iOS / Safari
Other Testing
- Browser Zoom Testing / Win10 / IE / Edge
- High Contrast Testing / Win10 / IE / Edge
- Keyboard-only Testing / Win10 / Chrome
- Colour Contrast Testing / Win10 / Chrome
- Automated Tool / Wavetool / Deque AXE
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Audit Summary
Number of issues, Priority list, Recommendation.
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Detailed Findings
Page-wise report with WCAG Recommendation / Suggestion.
03
Screenshots
Issues Screenshots and functionality screencasting.
04
Methodology
Audit methodology, including tools and techniques used.
05
Prioritization
The severity of each accessibility issue is found based on barriers and scope.
06
Technical Guide
Providing WCAG and ARIA techniques references and guides.
07
Compliance Status
An assessment of the website’s compliance fixes made against all issues.
08
Automated Tool
Formatted Scan reports generation using tools like AXE, Usablenet or Wave.
09
Scope & Limitations
Description of the audit’s scope and any limitations that may have impacted the audit results.
FAQ
Website Accessibility Audit — Frequently Asked Questions
What is a website accessibility audit?
A website accessibility audit is an assessment of how well your site or application meets recognised accessibility standards. It shows your starting point, measures progress as issues are fixed, and gives your team a clear, prioritised list of barriers to address for people who rely on assistive technology.
What is the difference between a Micro, Detailed and Re-audit?
A Micro Audit is a quick check of one to three pages, ideal for organisations just exploring accessibility. A Detailed Audit is a thorough, page-by-page review by our specialists. A Re-audit verifies the site again after fixes are made, which is needed to validate an accessibility conformance report.
Which standards, browsers and screen readers do you test against?
Every audit is measured against WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA and Section 508. We combine automated tools with real manual testing across JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver and TalkBack, plus keyboard-only, browser zoom, high-contrast and colour-contrast checks on all major browsers.
What is included in the accessibility audit report?
You receive an audit summary, detailed page-wise findings with WCAG references, screenshots, methodology, a prioritised severity list, technical guidance and a compliance status. Where you need a formal statement for procurement, we can also prepare a VPAT accessibility report.
What happens after the audit is complete?
We show you which issues to fix first based on impact and severity. From there, our engineers can carry out the accessibility remediation for you or guide your own developers, so the barriers found in the audit are corrected and verified.