Design and accessibility
Know exactly where you stand, and what to fix first
An automated tool flags about 13% of WCAG 2.2 AA success criteria. The rest takes someone on a keyboard and a screen reader. Michel-Anthony Borde, who runs MAB IT Solutions, does that testing himself and uses a screen reader every working day. That session is included in every audit. It is not an add-on.
Is this for you?
Do you recognise any of these?
A client or an employee has told you they cannot use your site.
You have to answer an accessibility requirement in a tender.
You ran an automated tool and do not know what to do with the report.
What we assess
Your real journeys, not just a home page.
- Full or express accessibility audit
- Website and application assessment
- Learning platforms, including Moodle
- Interface review before a launch
How we test
By hand, with the technology people actually use.
- Screen reader testing
- Keyboard-only testing
- Navigation and focus analysis
- Form, message and error analysis
- Accessible user experience assessment
What you get
A report ordered by severity, where every problem arrives with its fix.
- Documented issues, with screenshots and examples
- Concrete remediation recommendations
- What the law requires separated from what merely helps
- Regression testing after your fixes
- Support for your developers
How it works
A clear process, no surprises
Scope
We choose together the journeys that matter most to your users.
Test
Every journey is walked by keyboard and by screen reader.
Report
You get a prioritised report your developers can act on.
Return
We retest after your fixes to confirm it is actually resolved.
Packages
Ready to buy, no quote needed
Fixed-scope engagements, if you would rather start small.
In the same family
Design and digital accessibility
Where to start? Let’s talk.
First consultation free, no strings attached. We reply within one business day.