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Digital accessibility and WCAG

We help adapt websites, stores and applications for people using different ways of interacting with them. We assess accessibility, prioritize problems and implement improvements in the design and code. We agree on the scope and WCAG requirements for the specific project, features and user journeys.

What does digital accessibility improve?

An accessible website helps people with different needs read your offer, complete a form or place an order. We work on the full experience, from navigation to the messages shown after an action.

01

Clear content and structure

We organize headings, labels, descriptions and content so users can understand where they are and what they can do next.

02

Keyboard operation

We check menus, buttons, dialogs and form fields, focus order and the ability to complete key actions without a mouse.

03

Assistive technology support

We work on semantics, control names, image descriptions and messages needed when using a screen reader.

04

Forms and checkout

We improve labels, instructions, validation and error messages. For stores, we also assess product pages, the cart and checkout.

05

Contrast, zoom and screen sizes

We check text readability, element visibility and layout behavior with zoom and on smaller screens.

06

An action list for further work

We prioritize issues, implement agreed changes and describe remaining work. Accessibility can also be considered when adding new features.

Where do we improve accessibility?

We can begin with a specific user journey or a broader project review. Scope depends on the technology, number of views, access to code and agreed requirements.

01

Business and service websites

Navigation, service information, content, links and contact forms used before sending an inquiry.

02

Online stores

Categories, product pages, variant selection, the cart and checkout steps, including instructions and messages.

03

Web applications

Login, forms, tables, notifications and other features used in daily work with the application.

04

New projects

Accessibility considered in the structure, interface design and components before launch.

05

Existing implementations

Improvements to an existing service, including projects built by another company.

06

Checks after changes

Revisiting identified barriers and agreed journeys after fixes, new features or content changes.

How do we work on accessibility?

We agree on the scope and assessment criteria, identify barriers, implement the agreed fixes and check the project again.

1

Scope and requirements

We learn about the project, main journeys and technical access. We agree on the WCAG version and level, such as WCAG 2.2 AA, and the assessment scope.

2

Assessment and issue list

We combine automated tools with manual checks, including keyboard and screen reader use, and describe problems and their effects.

3

Implementation of improvements

We improve agreed interface, content and code elements. For issues involving external plugins or integrations, we discuss available solutions and limitations.

4

Verification and next steps

We check improvements within the agreed scope and report the result and areas that still need attention.

FAQ

Digital accessibility means designing websites and applications for people with different needs. WCAG organizes requirements for content, interaction, readability and assistive technology support.

Want to improve your website or store accessibility?

Send the project URL, describe a problem or share an existing report. We will agree on the assessment scope, required fixes and next step.