Websites everyone can use.

Everything works without a mouse.

Many people navigate with a keyboard or a switch. We make sure every link, menu, and form works that way too.

• Logical order. Tab moves through the page in the order people read it.
• Visible focus. A clear outline always shows where you are.
• Skip links. Jump past the menu straight to the content.
• No traps. Menus, dialogs, and sliders open and close from the keyboard.

Built for the tools people already use.

Screen readers read a page’s structure aloud. We build that structure so it makes sense when it’s heard, not just seen.

• Landmarks and headings. Pages people can scan by section.
• Meaningful names. Buttons and links say what they do.
• Announcements. Errors, confirmations, and changes are spoken as they happen.
• Tested by ear. Pages checked with real screen readers, not just scanners.

Readable for more people.

Low contrast is one of the most common barriers. We check every colour pairing and adjust your palette so your brand still works.

• Contrast checked. Text and controls meet WCAG contrast ratios.
• Never colour alone. Errors and states use words and icons too.
• Visible states. Focus and hover stand out against every background.
• Brand colours tuned. Shades adjusted so your palette passes.

Text that scales.

Many people enlarge text on their phones and browsers. We design and test layouts that keep working when text gets bigger.

• Zoom to 200%. Layouts reflow without sideways scrolling.
• Larger text on phones. Nothing overlaps or disappears.
• Readable type. Comfortable sizes, line lengths, and spacing.
• Real text. No text in images, so it scales and translates.

Forms people can finish.

Forms are where people register, renew, apply, and give. We make every field clear and every mistake easy to fix.

• A visible label. Every field says what it is. A placeholder never stands in for one.
• Help where it’s needed. Hints are tied to the field, so screen readers announce them.
• Focus you can see. Keyboard users always know where they are.
• Errors that help. Messages explain how to fix the problem, and are announced right away.

Video and audio everyone can follow.

Images, video, and audio carry a lot of your message. We make sure people who can’t see or hear them still get it.

• Captions. Accurate captions on video.
• Transcripts. For audio, podcasts, and recorded events.
• Alt text. Images described, or marked as decorative.
• No autoplay. Motion and sound start only when people choose.

Documents, not just pages.

Reports, forms, and policies often live in PDFs. We help make them accessible, or publish them as pages instead.

• Accessible PDFs. Tagged, ordered, and readable by screen readers.
• Real structure. Headings, lists, and tables that make sense.
• Pages first. Important content published as web pages, not just files.
• Guidance for your team. So new documents start out accessible.

Words that work for everyone.

Accessible code still needs accessible content. We help your team write pages people can understand and navigate.

• Plain language. Clear sentences that get to the point.
• Clear headings. A structure that makes pages easy to scan.
• Descriptive links. Links that make sense out of context.
• Editor training. So content stays accessible after launch.

Real fixes, not overlays.

Toolbars that promise instant compliance leave the code unchanged, and can get in the way of the assistive technology people already use. We fix the website itself.

• Fixed at the source. Problems solved in the code and content.
• Nothing in the way. Works with the tools people already rely on.
• Tested by people. Keyboard and screen reader reviews, not just scans.
• Honest reporting. We tell you what still needs work.