Accessibility Audit

Why should you care about accessibility?

Making your website accessible helps ensure that all users, with and without disabilities, can easily navigate your site, learn about your products, and make purchases. The process of making your site accessible takes extensive planning, coding, and testing.

Web accessibility is best achieved by working with an agency team specifically experienced in the field.

Broaden your customer base and avoid lawsuits with the help of IronPlane’s accessibility experts.

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Accessibility is a Marathon, Not a Sprint

If you are committed to making the changes necessary to build accessibility into your site over time, the first important step is to analyze your site for potential accessibility concerns objectively.

Documenting your intent and summarizing your plans in a published accessibility statement will inform your audience of your accessibility aims and may reduce the risk of being sued for non-compliance.

Start with an Accessibility Audit

Most websites will fail an accessibility audit for one reason or another. Even the accessibility widgets, apps, or extensions that sites often make use of typically cover only 30% of accessibility requirements.

Our audits are conducted by experts in the field of website accessibility and make use of three distinct testing methods to identify areas of non-compliance and opportunities for accessibility improvement:

Manual testing
Automated testing
Live user experience testing

Comprehensive Accessibility Audit

This audit is a deep dive into selected pages of your site that capture the majority of your visitor flow.

We employ all three testing methodologies to get the most complete picture of ways to improve accessibility.

At the end of the audit, we provide a report with a prioritized list of issues and our recommended actions for each.

This audit is a good idea if you want to:

Get objective evaluation of your site's accessibility

Obtain feedback from real user accessibility tests

Get actionable insights for improving accessibility

Rapid Accessibility Audit

This audit starts with our manual and automated testing focusing on common visitor pathways including your homepage, category landing pages, product detail pages, and checkout flow.

If you've received a notice of non-compliance, this rapid audit should be your first step. In this scenario, we target the areas of non-compliance in the letter.

The results of this audit provide recommendations for actions addressing accessibility non-compliance.

This audit is a good idea if you want to:

Get a rapid report detailing accessibility issues

Demonstrate evidence of accessibility activity

Receive guidance on actions for improvement