Find the barriers a score can miss.
A website accessibility audit examines whether people can understand and complete important tasks across different ways of using the site. Scayver Graphix combines automated checks with manual review of representative pages and interactions. We document what happened, where it happened, and how a team can test a repair.
Can a visitor finish your contact form using only a keyboard? Does the layout remain usable when text grows or the viewport narrows? An automated scan alone cannot answer every question like these.
What we review
We agree on the pages, components, and tasks that represent the site. The scope can include navigation, focus order and visibility, form labels and errors, content structure, zoom and reflow, contrast, media alternatives, and selected assistive-technology behavior. We use relevant standards as a reference for findings, not as a substitute for observing the task.
For example, a form can pass a basic automated scan yet fail when an error appears above the focused field without a clear announcement. A useful finding records the step, expected behavior, observed behavior, impact, and a way to reproduce it.
From findings to a repair plan
We group barriers by severity, frequency, and the pages or components they affect. A shared navigation issue can touch many routes, so it needs a different owner and test plan from a typo in one button label.
The audit delivers a prioritized remediation ledger. If implementation is part of the engagement, we define it separately and retest the affected behavior. An audit of selected tasks does not certify the entire site or replace qualified legal review.
What your team can act on
- A clear matrix of routes, tasks, devices, and methods in scope.
- Reproducible findings with context and expected behavior.
- A prioritized list of component, content, and interaction changes.
- Suggested owners and retest steps for each finding.
- A record of what the sample did and did not cover.
Website Accessibility Audit pricing and scope
Starter Optimization begins at $1,500 and includes a basic accessibility checklist. Premium Optimization lists implementation against selected issues. A dedicated audit needs a separate quote for the pages, templates, devices, assistive-technology tests, standard, and report detail. The proposal must distinguish findings from remediation. An audit or limited fix is not a whole-site legal-compliance certificate.
Related improvements
UX Optimization looks at the broader user journey. Web Development can address implementation work within an approved scope. Website Optimization helps sequence accessibility findings with other site changes. See Optimization Services for the full family.
Start with the tasks people need to complete.
Shortlist the priority pages, forms, and interactions you want assessed. We define an audit sample that produces findings your team can use.
