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Accessibility matters. I ensure the websites I build are usable by everyone, meeting all the necessary standards. Let's make your site inclusive for everyone.
Comprehensive evaluation against WCAG 2.2 standards.
Coverage
Up to 25 pages
Manual testing
Homepage plus four pages you choose
Checks
Keyboard only pass. Screen reader pass. Focus visibility. Link purpose. Form labels and validation. Error messages. Tables and lists. Zoom to 400%.
What you get
Executive summary. Issues report with severity. Evidence, steps to reproduce, and fixes. WCAG references per issue.
Retest
Retest on up to 10 agreed issues, after fixes land
Support
60 minute review call
Optional extras
User testing with participants, complex third party journey testing, or full accessibility statement drafting.
Extensive analysis including user testing with individuals with disabilities.
Coverage
Up to 75 pages
Manual testing
Homepage plus eight pages you choose
Checks
Everything in Standard. Wider pattern coverage across navigation, modals, accordions, filters, carousels, and checkout style flows where present.
What you get
Executive summary. Detailed issues report. Pattern notes for designers and developers. Prioritised backlog for delivery planning.
Retest
Retest on up to 25 agreed issues, after fixes land
Accessibility statement
Public sector and higher education sites often need a statement.
You get a draft statement based on audit findings, plus a testing note and review date. From £249
User testing
Participant testing adds real world insight.
Scope is agreed before booking.
Incentives and recruitment billed separately.
Number of participants capped.
Number of journeys capped.
Remote testing by default. From £1,499
How it works
You send your key URLs and journeys.
I confirm scope, timeline, and the target standard.
I run automated checks, then manual testing.
You get a report with priorities, evidence, and fixes.
“Phil picked up the task quickly, communicated clearly, and delivered exactly what was needed. His report was detailed, well structured, and easy to understand with actionable recommendations. I also appreciated him putting in the effort to highlight both accessibility and performance issues.”
I check your website’s performance, accessibility, UX, and content - and you'll get a no-fluff score out of 100 and a short, honest report, as well as 3 simple ways to make it better.
UK Equality Act 2010
Services should make reasonable adjustments so disabled people do not face barriers.
UK public sector rules
Public sector websites and apps follow the 2018 regulations, with guidance aligned to WCAG 2.2 AA and an accessibility statement.
EU rules
The European Accessibility Act applies from 28 June 2025 for in scope products and services. Public sector bodies also follow the EU Web Accessibility Directive.
Why accessibility is good for business
Making your website accessible isn't just about compliance – it's a better experience for everyone. Accessible sites tend to have better usability, engagement, and conversion. You get legal alignment, clearer UX, and a site that supports growth.