The problems found in the audit, fixed. Contrast corrected, alt text written, ARIA labels added, keyboard navigation repaired, and forms made usable.
From this price, final scope agreed before we start.
Talk to us about measurement →The scope depends entirely on what the audit found, which is why this is priced from rather than fixed. A site with contrast problems and missing alt text is a straightforward job. One where the navigation cannot be operated without a mouse and the forms give no usable error messages is a much bigger piece of work, because those are structural rather than cosmetic.
The fixes are made within your existing design wherever possible. Accessibility work has a reputation for making sites look worse, and it mostly comes from doing it carelessly. Contrast corrections are the most visible change and they can nearly always be made inside your existing palette rather than by abandoning it.
You have had an accessibility audit, from us or somebody else, and you want the problems dealt with rather than filed. You have a site worth keeping and improving. You would rather fix the things that stop people using it than rebuild, and you want the changes made carefully so the site still looks like yours.
If you have not had anything checked, the Accessibility Audit comes first, because fixing without knowing what is wrong is guesswork. If your site is being replaced soon, put the effort into building the new one accessibly instead. If your site is fundamentally unusable rather than flawed in places, a rebuild may cost less than remediation.
We charge for work, and that is all. Your ad spend, your software subscriptions and anything else bought on your behalf go on your own accounts at cost, with nothing added by us.
Our prices are published and they are the same for everyone.
Read how we work and how we make money →Straight answer, no obligation. Tell us what you need and we will tell you what it takes.