Quick answer: why accessibility work matters now
Accessibility audits reduce legal risk and remove user blockers that hurt enquiries, donations, and trust. You get prioritised fixes with evidence, not only a checklist.
Package scope is based on page count, unique templates, reusable components, and important journeys. A small site with repeated templates is usually simpler than a smaller product with forms, filters, account areas, or third party journeys. Larger or more complex products are scoped before booking.
The Enterprise tier also includes the remote Accessibility Isn't Optional talk with time for questions, so teams get the evidence and the context to act on it.
Evidence and standards
- About 16% of people worldwide live with significant disability: inaccessible journeys exclude real customers and supporters. Source: World Health Organization.
- WCAG 2.2 is the current W3C Recommendation for web content: audits map findings to success criteria so your team can fix with confidence. Source: W3C WCAG 2.2.
- UK public sector requirements are explicit: public sites and apps need to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and publish accessibility statements, unless a valid legal reason applies. Source: GOV.UK guidance.
- EU rules now cover more private sector services: the European Accessibility Act covers products and services including e-commerce, banking, e-books, passenger transport services, and some digital equipment. Source: European Commission.
Add ons
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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.
- You fix issues in house, or book a fix sprint.
- I retest agreed issues and confirm outcomes.
If you run a charity, use the charity focused service page. See accessibility audits for charities .
“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.”
Fix sprints
Use a fix sprint after an audit, or book one for a single high impact issue.
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Half day fix sprint
3 to 5 hours: £329 -
Full day fix sprint
6 to 8 hours: £649 -
Two week fix sprint
40 hours: £2,799
Common issues I fix
- Missing labels, names, and instructions on forms
- Focus traps, broken focus order, and hidden focus styles
- Poor heading structure and missing landmarks
- Links with unclear text and repeated labels
- Colour contrast failures and text sizing problems
- Content that breaks at zoom and on small screens
- Modals, menus, and accordions that fail keyboard use
Book your accessibility audit to discuss which tier fits, or see what clients say about my work. Read about what an accessibility audit includes and accessibility statements that mean something. Performance and accessibility overlap in real user journeys; see site speed and performance when slow pages block access or conversions.