Accessibility Audit Services
Full-site automated scanning combined with expert manual testing. Automation speeds up coverage, and specialists review what tools cannot evaluate.
Trusted by organizations building more accessible digital experiences.
What is anaccessibility audit?
An accessibility audit is a structured evaluation of your website against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). It identifies barriers that keep people with disabilities from using your site. It also shows you how to fix each one.
WeAccess.Ai goes further than a basic scan. Our platform helps evaluate context, not just code. It flags potential issues with reading order, label meaning and dynamic content behavior across your site. Our specialists then verify these findings manually.
Full-site WCAG 2.2 Level AA evaluation
Context-aware findings that go beyond structural rule-checking
Prioritized, code-level remediation guidance
A report mapped to WCAG 2.2, with references to ADA, EAA and Section 508 requirements
What's Included?
Full-site scanning
Pages and templates in scope scanned against automatically testable WCAG 2.2 success criteria.
Context-aware analysis
Reading order, label meaning and dynamic content flagged automatically and verified by specialists.
Keyboard & screen reader coverage
Real-world usability checks, not just pass/fail rules.
Forms & checkout review
Your highest-impact flows tested for labels, errors, and completion.
Document accessibility
PDFs and downloadable files included in scope.
Mobile & responsive testing
Touch targets, reflow, and orientation support.
Prioritized remediation plan
Findings ranked by severity and impact, with code-level fixes.
Retest & verification
Fixed issues are retested to confirm they resolve the original findings.
Our accessibility audit covers your website, mobile experience and documents. We combine automated checks with keyboard and screen reader testing. We provide prioritized fixes and verify through retesting that the changes resolve the issues.
Who needs anaccessibility audit?
Any organization with a public-facing website carries legal and usability risk if that site isn't accessible. An audit is most urgent for teams under a compliance deadline, a recent complaint, or a major redesign.
E-commerce
Online retailers
Checkout, product pages, and search all need to work with a keyboard and a screen reader, not just a mouse.
SaaS
Software platforms
Dashboards, forms, and in-app flows change constantly. Each release can introduce new barriers.
Healthcare
Providers & portals
Patient portals and appointment systems are essential services, and accessibility gaps can directly affect patient access.
Public sector
Government & agencies
Section 508 and EN 301 549 make accessibility a procurement requirement, not an option.
How it works?
Submit your site
Share your URL(s) or define the scope: full site, specific flows, or a pre-launch feature.
The audit runs
Automated scanning covers the full scope. Specialists then carry out manual keyboard and screen reader testing on key templates and flows.
Get your report
A prioritized, WCAG-mapped report with severity ratings and code-level fixes.
Fix with support
Our team helps your developers implement the fixes, then retests to confirm resolution.
Keep improving
Ongoing monitoring flags new issues introduced by future releases.
What exactly gets tested?
- Images (Alt Text)
- Forms
- Buttons
- Links
- Keyboard Navigation
- Heading Structure
- Focus Order
- Color Contrast
- ARIA
- Tables
- PDFs
- Videos
- Dynamic Content
- Modals
- Error Messages
- Menus
- Search
- Checkout
- Authentication
The elements a real visitor would touch, navigate or listen to on the pages in scope — not just the ones a basic scanner can see.
Standards & regulations we test against
WCAG 2.2 AA
The global technical baseline many accessibility laws reference. Some regulations refer to WCAG 2.1.
ADA
The U.S. Department of Justice has adopted WCAG 2.1 AA for state and local government websites. For private businesses, courts often refer to WCAG, though no single technical standard is set by regulation.
EAA
Applies across the EU since June 2025 to in-scope products and services such as e-commerce, banking and transport.
Section 508
Applies to ICT used by U.S. federal agencies. Vendors selling to these agencies are usually asked to show conformance.
EN 301 549
The European standard for ICT accessibility. Its current version references WCAG 2.1 AA for web content.
Our reports document your conformance status at component level. The findings are structured for review by your legal and compliance teams.
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Why WeAccess.Ai instead of a basic checker?
| Standard | Basic free checker | Traditional manual-only audit | WeAccess.Ai |
|---|---|---|---|
| WCAG criteria coverage | Structural rules only | Comprehensive, but slow to scale | Yes Automated plus manual, criterion by criterion |
| Context-aware evaluation | Yes | Yes Yes, with expert verification | |
| Turnaround | Instant, single page | Weeks | Yes Faster than manual-only audits |
| Remediation guidance | Generic | Manually written | Yes Specific and code-level |
| Cost | Free – low | High | Yes Scales with automation |
Our reports document your conformance status at component level. The findings are structured for review by your legal and compliance teams.
FAQ
Still have questions? View our complete FAQ section.
Most full-site audits finish within a few business days. Automated scanning covers every page in parallel, so timing depends on site size and scope rather than how many pages a reviewer can get through by hand.
No. An accessibility audit is a technical evaluation, not a legal opinion. For your legal obligations, we recommend consulting a legal advisor.
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is the baseline. Findings are also mapped to ADA, the European Accessibility Act, Section 508 and EN 301 549, so you can see your status against whichever framework applies to you.
Yes. Overlays and widgets let visitors adjust how a site looks, but they do not fix accessibility issues in your site's code. An audit identifies those issues so they can be fixed at the source.
Yes. Every finding comes with code-level remediation guidance, and our team works alongside your developers during implementation, then retests to confirm each fix resolves the issue.
Once a year for a stable site, and after any major redesign or platform migration. For sites that ship frequently, ongoing monitoring catches regressions between full audits.
Build digital experiences everyone can use.
See how WeAccess can help your organization manage accessibility across web, mobile, documents and media.