Website accessibility services that meet WCAG standards and work for every user

Accessibility optimization requires a complex process of making websites and content accessible to people with a wide range of disabilities, including visual, hearing, motor, and cognitive impairments, across all devices. It's based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2. Such a global standard outlines testable criteria under four key principles: perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust. These guidelines help remove barriers and improve usability for all users. At UKAD, we apply these standards through practical web accessibility solutions by improving code structure, design clarity, and interactive elements, among other aspects.

The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) define three levels of conformance: A, AA, and AAA. Level A is the minimum, while AAA is the most comprehensive. For most businesses, achieving Level AA offers the right balance between accessibility and practicality, meeting legal requirements and user needs.

 The European Accessibility Act sets a common foundation, but each country adapts it to its own legal and technical context. At UKAD, we have experience working with regional standards in Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. We align our web accessibility consulting services with WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549, and follow local regulations from authorities like DIGG in Sweden and the Danish Agency for Digitisation. This includes support with accessibility statements, user feedback mechanisms, and ongoing compliance to meet both current and upcoming requirements.

Absolutely. Once we identify what's not working, we address the issue. That could mean cleaning up the code, adjusting design elements, or making your content easier to navigate. We focus on solving the real problems that stand in the way of your users, using practical web accessibility solutions that fit your product.

Both Accessibility and SEO are important and usually work together. Many accessibility improvements, such as using proper heading structure, meaningful page titles, and alt text for images, also help search engines better understand your content. If your site is user-friendly and displays text easily, it's simpler for search engines to list and rate it. When websites have easy navigation, readable text, descriptive hyperlinks, and well-structured pages, they help both people and search engines equally.

Yes! Accessibility needs to evolve with your product. UKAD offers website accessibility services that include regular checks, updates, and support to keep your platform aligned with WCAG standards as your content changes. We help you identify issues early, apply fixes, provide a mechanism for feedback on accessibility issues, and ensure your product remains accessible and easy to use for every visitor.

Ideally, both. A website accessibility consultant can help identify what needs to change, but you also need skilled developers, QA engineers, or UI/UX designers to implement those changes correctly. At UKAD, we combine strategy and execution within a single team.

If your website hasn't been audited, it's hard to know where you stand. At UKAD, we start with a full accessibility review to evaluate how your site performs against WCAG 2.2 standards. We test with assistive technologies, assess real user interactions, and identify barriers that may affect access. Based on the results, we build a tailored plan and assemble the right team to fix issues and improve usability. Even small changes can make a big difference for your users.