We build websites with accessibility in mind from day one — not as an optional extra. That means following best practices as standard: using proper heading structures, semantic HTML, readable fonts, high-contrast colours, alt text for images, and ensuring the site works well with keyboard navigation and screen readers.
But accessibility is more than just good coding. We also help our clients:
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Publish a clear accessibility statement outlining your site’s approach and how users can get support
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Respond to accessibility enquiries or complaints quickly and appropriately
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Meet specific accessibility standards, such as WCAG 2.1 AA, where required (which may involve additional design, development or content work)
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Carry out periodic accessibility testing, especially after content or design updates
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Work with specialist accessibility consultants, where needed, for formal audits or detailed guidance
Whether you’re aiming to improve inclusivity, meet a regulatory requirement, or reduce legal risk, we’ll help you take a practical and responsible approach to accessibility — with support tailored to your site and audience.
