Website accessibility audits & repairs
Open your website to everyone.
We find accessibility barriers, fix the code, and verify the work. Start with a free scan of your homepage.
Free homepage scan
Next step:Book a complimentary 15-minute diagnostic review (opens in a new tab)
- WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA
- ADA Title II and III
- Section 508
How it works
Clear findings. Human fixes.
Step 1: Scan
A complimentary snapshot of potential barriers on your homepage, explained in plain English.
Step 2: Audit
We test agreed pages and key customer journeys with a keyboard, screen readers and automated tools.
Step 3: Repair
We fix the underlying code, content and interactions. No overlay widgets or plug-ins.
Step 4: Verify
We retest and give you a dated report of the scope, findings, fixes and anything still open.
Services
Audits, repairs and proof of the work
- Audit
Accessibility audit
We test agreed pages and customer journeys against a named WCAG version and level, by hand and with automated tools, then give you prioritized findings and a plan to fix them.
- Keyboard and screen reader testing
- Automated checks across the agreed pages
- Evidence and a fix recommendation for each finding
- A separate estimate for repairs
- Repair
Accessibility repairs
We fix the barriers in your website's code, content and interactions, retest every change and document what was done.
- Code-level fixes, never an overlay
- Forms, menus, dialogs and checkout
- Screen reader and keyboard support
- A dated verification report
- New builds
Accessible new builds
New websites designed and built with accessibility from the first wireframe, so there's nothing to retrofit later.
- Inclusive design patterns
- Checked color contrast and type
- Responsive layouts that reflow
- Tested before launch
- Ongoing
Monitoring and support
Scheduled checks and help when content and features change, so new barriers are caught early.
- Scheduled automated scans
- Manual checks of key journeys
- Training for your content team
- Help with newly reported issues
Who we help
For businesses whose customers rely on their website
Healthcare providers
Clinics, practices, health centers and pharmacies. Organizations receiving HHS funding have WCAG 2.1 Level AA deadlines in 2027 and 2028.
Accessibility for healthcare providersDispensaries
Age gates, online menus and order-ahead checkout that every customer can use, including blind and disabled customers.
Accessibility for dispensariesSmall businesses open to the public
Shops, restaurants, salons and professional services whose customers book, buy or get in touch online.
Talk to us about your website
Standards
The laws and criteria we test against
Laws and standards
ADA Title II and Title III
The Americans with Disabilities Act covers state and local governments (Title II) and businesses open to the public (Title III).
The ADA is a law, not a technical checklist. We test against a named WCAG version and level and document the results. Legal questions belong with your attorney.
WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 Level AA
The W3C's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, the technical standard used to test websites.
WCAG 2.1 Level AA is the standard in the Department of Justice's Title II rule and the HHS Section 504 rule. WCAG 2.2 adds criteria such as focus visibility and target size. We agree the target with you before testing.
Section 508
Accessibility requirements for information and communication technology used by US federal agencies.
The Revised Section 508 Standards incorporate WCAG 2.0 Level AA.
Common barriers we fix
These are some of the problems we find most often, and who they affect.
Low contrast text
Hard to read for people with low vision or in bright light.
Missing alt text on images
Screen reader users miss the information the image carries.
Skipped heading levels
Makes pages harder to scan and navigate with a screen reader.
Videos without captions
People who are deaf or hard of hearing can't follow the content.
Missing form labels
Fields are announced without a name, so forms can't be completed.
Relying on an overlay widget
Overlays add a script on top of the page; they don't fix the code.
Find out what's blocking your visitors
Start with the free scan. If you want the full picture, we'll walk you through it in a complimentary 15-minute review.
About Accesslio
Friendly people. Precise work.
Accesslio helps businesses make their websites easier for people with disabilities to use, through accessibility testing, hands-on repairs and documented verification.
We're a small team that tests and fixes websites in the code, with no plug-ins. We explain every problem in plain English, tell you who it affects and show you what changed.
Why work with us
Findings based on evidence
Every finding names the page, the element, who it affects and the WCAG criterion behind it.
People test, not just tools
Keyboard and screen reader testing of complete journeys, not only automated scans.
Fixes in the code
We repair the underlying code instead of adding an overlay widget.
Dated proof of the work
Verification reports record the scope, WCAG target, methods, results and anything still open.
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Contact
Book your complimentary 15-minute review
Free, no commitment. Prefer email or phone? Use the details below.
- [email protected]
- Phone
- +1 (832) 844-0448
- Hours
- Monday to Friday, 9am to 6pm Central
- Where we work
- Remotely, with businesses across the US
What happens in the review
We look at your website first
Before the call, we scan your homepage and a person checks the results.
A short screen share
We show you what we found, in plain English: what's broken, who it blocks and roughly how big the fix is.
You keep the scan
The findings are yours whether you work with us or not.
No pressure, no guarantees
It isn't a full audit, a legal opinion or a compliance certificate. If you want more, we'll price it in writing first.