A website accessibility audit shows how well your product aligns with WCAG 2.2 standards and where users might face difficulties.
The audit combines trusted accessibility validator tools with manual review by experienced specialists to uncover usability and compliance issues across different devices and assistive technologies.
What you get:
A closer look at how we identify issues, apply fixes, and ensure lasting WCAG compliance.
At UKAD, we helped East Capital Group migrate multiple websites from Optimizely (Episerver) and WordPress to Umbraco, consolidating platform management on Microsoft Azure. Since 2021, we have continued to support the solution through ongoing improvements, upgrades, and maintenance.
Our team of developers, QA engineers, and accessibility specialists covers every stage of the process, from audit to implementation and ongoing support. This integrated approach helps us resolve accessibility issues efficiently and deliver measurable improvements faster.
With nearly two decades in software development, we’ve supported clients across eCommerce, education, fintech, and enterprise sectors. This range of experience helps us address diverse accessibility needs and create maintainable solutions that fit real business goals.
We stay with you beyond the initial audit. Regular reviews, updates, and staff guidance help your product remain aligned with evolving accessibility standards. You get a long-term partner focused on maintaining quality and compliance over time.
We use trusted accessibility testing tools to identify issues quickly and confirm WCAG compliance.
Real user experience is what matters most. We check how your product performs with widely used screen readers to ensure that all content is correctly read and interactive elements behave as expected.
We test your website using only a keyboard to confirm that every interactive element is reachable, focus order is logical, and navigation works smoothly without a mouse.
A simple, transparent process that takes your website from audit to full WCAG 2.2 compliance.
Tell us about your website, goals, and challenges. We’ll review your current setup and recommend the best type of accessibility audit and project scope.
Our team performs a detailed review using trusted validator tools and manual testing. You’ll receive a clear report outlining issues, their impact, and practical steps to fix them.
If you have your own developers, we guide them through the remediation process. If not, our engineers can handle the fixes and run a follow-up audit to confirm compliance.
Accessibility doesn’t end with one audit. We provide ongoing maintenance, re-audits, and updates to keep your website aligned with new standards and usability best practices.
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"UKAD’s efforts have increased user engagement and improved conversion rates. The team demonstrates strong organizational skills and adheres to the project timeline meticulously. They have a clear understanding of the client's business needs, ensuring that goals are aligned."
"The team at UKAD has widespread in-house expertise. Their ability to scale and adapt to changing projects makes them stand out. They will work weekends to ensure deadlines are met, and consistently go the extra mile."
"Prompt and helpful in software development projects. High skills in .Net and web development. Very professional."
"Satisfaction guaranteed - is definitely something that is fulfilled by the team we've worked with at UKAD. They are committed and eager to deliver a product that one can be proud of by close communication and tight debriefs - regardless of the distance."
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"No doubt, UKAD has a team of strong developers capable of performing very well. UKAD’s app is flawless, stable, and easy to use on any device. The team was able to create a unique trading experience and a new way to interact with music. The process was seamless between companies and the cooperation was executed smoothly."
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The best way is through an accessibility audit. We test your website with validator tools and assistive technologies to assess compliance with WCAG 2.2.
You’ll receive a clear report showing accessibility issues, their impact, and practical steps to fix them. Even small improvements can make a big difference for your users.
Yes. Our website accessibility consultants regularly work with legacy projects. We identify what’s blocking accessibility, clean up the code, adjust design elements, and make navigation easier. The goal is always a practical, maintainable web accessibility solution that fits your existing platform.
Yes. If your website needs design adjustments to meet accessibility standards, our UX/UI team can help. We focus on contrast, layout, and navigation improvements that support WCAG compliance. You can learn more on our UX/UI design services page.
Accessibility and SEO complement each other. Structured headings, descriptive alt text, and clear page titles make your website easier to use and easier for search engines to understand.
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Ideally both. A website accessibility consultant defines what needs to change, and skilled developers implement those updates correctly.
At UKAD, we combine both strategic consulting and technical execution in one seamless team.
Yes. Accessibility needs continuous attention. Our website accessibility services include regular audits, updates, and monitoring to keep your product aligned with evolving WCAG standards.
