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05Accessibility

Products usable by more people, in more contexts.

WCAG audits, inclusive design, keyboard navigation, accessible components and practical guidelines for development teams.

Why it matters

Accessibility reduces barriers and improves inclusion — and in practice it improves usability for every user.

  • Fewer barriers

    More people complete critical tasks without assistance.

  • Lower risk

    Compliance handled during design instead of late remediation.

  • Better quality

    Focus, contrast and semantics benefit the whole user base.

Capabilities

What we do

  • 01

    Accessibility audit

    Criterion-level assessment with severity and priority.

  • 02

    WCAG

    Work guided by WCAG 2.2 criteria at level AA.

  • 03

    Inclusive design

    Design decisions that account for different abilities.

  • 04

    Keyboard navigation

    Focus order, shortcuts and focus traps.

  • 05

    Screen reader considerations

    Semantics, accessible names and state announcements.

  • 06

    Accessible components

    Correct interaction patterns per component type.

  • 07

    Contrast review

    Text, icons and states checked against required ratios.

  • 08

    Accessible forms

    Labels, errors, hints and perceivable validation.

  • 09

    Developer guidelines

    Rules that apply directly in implementation.

Problems we solve

Situations we hear often.

  • 01

    Keyboard navigation fails.

  • 02

    Contrast is insufficient.

  • 03

    Forms are difficult to use.

  • 04

    Components aren't accessible.

Our approach

A clear process, adapted to each team's context.

  1. Step 1

    Assess

    Criterion-level audit and identification of real barriers.

  2. Step 2

    Prioritize

    Severity, user impact and remediation effort.

  3. Step 3

    Fix

    Adjustments to design, components and content.

  4. Step 4

    Verify

    Re-validation with keyboard, screen reader and contrast checks.

  5. Step 5

    Sustain

    Guidelines and criteria embedded in the team's process.

What you get

  • Accessibility report

  • Prioritized remediation list

  • Contrast review

  • Accessible component specifications

  • Development guidelines

  • Verification checklist

UX Health Check

Not sure where to start?

Start with a UX Health Check: a fast read of the current product and the priorities with the highest impact.

Audit my product

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We use WCAG 2.2 criteria, typically with level AA as the working reference.

Next step

Need to improve digital accessibility?