Accessibility review — AU (WCAG AA)

Comprehensive accessibility audits, remediation guidance and testing for Australian websites and mobile apps — aligned to WCAG 2.1 AA and local best practices.

Audit type: Automated + manual + assistive tech testing
Deliverables: Findings report, prioritized fixes, test scripts
Outcome: Improved inclusivity, reduced legal risk, better UX

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Our approach

Scoping: Define pages, components, platforms and assistive tech to test.
Automated scan: Baseline with tools for broad coverage.
Manual review: Keyboard, screen reader, zoom and contrast checks.
Reporting: Prioritized remediation with code-level guidance.
Validation: Re-test after fixes and deliver final certificate.

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Audit scope & sample checklist

Typical coverage for a WCAG AA review:

Area	What we check	Example fixes
Perceivable	Contrast, alt text, resize/zoom, captions	Improve contrast, add alt attributes, provide captions
Operable	Keyboard access, focus order, skip links	Keyboard-friendly controls, visible focus states
Understandable	Clear labels, consistent UI patterns	Label inputs, improve form validation messaging
Robust	Semantic HTML, ARIA where needed	Use proper landmarks, correct ARIA roles

Deliverables & Australian context

Our reports are tailored to Australian organisations and reference WCAG 2.1 AA, the Disability Discrimination Act (DDA) considerations and procurement accessibility expectations common in government and enterprise engagements.

Executive summary for stakeholders
Prioritised remediation backlog (P0–P2)
Developer guidance with code snippets
Assistive tech test logs (JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver)
Final validation checklist and certificate

Alex Morgan

Lead Accessibility Consultant

Case studies

Government portal — improved navigation

Reduced keyboard traps and improved headings structure.

E‑commerce — checkout accessibility

Fixes for form labels, error handling and ARIA live regions.

Education platform — captioning & contrast

Video captions, contrast enhancements and keyboard controls.

Tools & methods

Automated scanners

Axe, Lighthouse, WAVE for broad issue detection.

Manual testing

Keyboard, VoiceOver, NVDA, JAWS and mobile assistive tech.

Developer-ready fixes

Pull‑request friendly remediation and regression checks.

Frequently asked questions

WCAG AA addresses a broad set of accessibility requirements including contrast, keyboard access, predictable navigation, and many other success criteria that balance practicality and usability for most users.

Small sites (10–20 pages) typically take 1–2 weeks. Larger platforms depend on scope and integrations; we provide a tailored timeline during scoping.

Yes — we can pair with your developers to implement fixes, produce component-level patches, and validate changes before final sign-off.

Ready to reduce accessibility risk and improve UX?

Contact our team to schedule a scoping call or request a sample report tailored to your product.