Website Accessibility Audit & Fix (WCAG 2.2 AA) for Web Apps
A new service: a fixed-price accessibility audit of your web app’s key pages and flows against WCAG 2.2 AA, with automated checks, a keyboard and screen-reader pass, and a ranked fix list, followed by fixes quoted from the audit. Audit from $520 ($400 founding), about 1–2 weeks.
See a sample report, proposal and weekly update- Price
- from $520
- Founding
- from $400
- Timeline
- ~1 week
- Format
- Fixed scope, fixed price
- Hours
- US Eastern Time, async
Who this is for.
A good fit if
- Small businesses selling or booking online, especially in the US
- SaaS teams whose customers ask about accessibility
- Owners who received an accessibility complaint or demand letter and need the site fixed
Common triggers
- A demand letter or complaint about accessibility
- A customer or partner asking for an accessibility statement
- A redesign or launch coming up
- Automated scores full of contrast and form-label errors
Not a fit if
- You want an overlay widget or a “100% compliant” badge (overlays don’t fix the code, and I don’t install them)
- You need legal advice or a formal conformance report (VPAT/ACR) signed off by an auditor
- The site is a Shopify or WordPress theme (the audit still works, but I don’t fix themes)
What I do, and what you get.
What I do
- Agree the key pages and flows with you (for example home, sign-up, checkout or booking)
- Run automated checks (axe-core) on each one, in light and dark mode where relevant
- Test by hand: keyboard only, a screen reader (NVDA or VoiceOver), zoom to 200% and reflow at phone width
- Rank every issue by impact on real users and by effort
- On a fix plan, fix the code and re-test
- Draft an honest accessibility statement for your site
What you get
- Audit report: a plain-English summary, then each issue with the WCAG criterion, where it is, and how to fix it
- A ranked fix list with effort estimates and a fixed quote for the fixes
- A draft accessibility statement
- On a fix plan, the fixes and a re-test report
- Handover notes so new pages don’t bring the problems back
Your part
- A list of the pages and flows that matter most, and test accounts
- Access to the code for a fix plan (or your developer, for the report)
- Decisions on design changes, such as colors that fail contrast
Included
- WCAG 2.2 AA review of agreed pages and flows
- Automated and manual testing
- Ranked fix list and draft statement
- Fixes in Vue/Nuxt, Laravel Blade and server-rendered HTML/CSS (fix plan)
- Re-test after fixes
Not included
- Legal advice, or responding to a lawsuit
- Overlay or “accessibility widget” installs
- Formal VPAT/ACR sign-off
- Fixing Shopify or WordPress themes, PDFs or video captions
- Pages outside the agreed list
Fixed prices, agreed before work starts.
Up to 5 key pages or flows, with a fixed quote for the fixes
Up to 12 pages or flows, plus a re-test after your own developer’s fixes
Fixes from the audit in a stack I support, then a re-test
Build your scope
- Timeline
- ~1 week
- Payment
- Paid in full before work starts
- Earliest start
- Oct 5
The fee is credited in full toward a follow-on project of $1,000+ approved within 30 days.
Not a commitment. I confirm the exact price in a written proposal.Founding price: 3 of 7 spots left, until Mar 31, 2027 — one-off work, in return for a testimonial. How it works
Prices are in USD, paid by bank transfer against an invoice. Work under $1,000 is paid upfront; larger work is 50% to start and 50% before handover, or monthly milestones. The full fee of this service is credited toward a follow-on project of $1,000 or more that you approve within 30 days.How working together works
Variations
- Vue/Nuxt, Laravel or server-rendered site
- Audit and fixes.
- React or another front end
- Audit plus exact fix instructions for your developer.
- After a demand letter
- The audit is prioritized around what the letter names; your lawyer handles the response.
- Before a redesign
- A shorter audit of the design and components, so the new site starts clean.
How it runs.
- 01
Choose the flows
Email the site and the pages that matter most.
- 02
Invoice and access
You pay the invoice and send test accounts.
- 03
Audit
I test automatically and by hand, then write the report.
- 04
Fixed quote
You get a fixed quote for the fixes.
- 05
Fix and re-test
I fix, re-test and hand over.
Where I have done this before.
Questions buyers ask.
Will this make me lawsuit-proof?
No one can promise that. Fixing real barriers lowers the risk and helps real customers, and the report shows what was tested and fixed.
What about accessibility overlay widgets?
They don’t change the underlying code, and sites using them are still sued. I fix the code instead.
Is an automated score enough?
No. Automated tools catch only part of the problems. Keyboard and screen-reader testing find many of the ones that block real people.
How do you know this works?
This site is built the same way: every public, portal and admin page passes automated checks with zero violations and is tested by keyboard.
Is the audit fee credited?
Yes. If you approve fixes or other follow-on work of $1,000 or more within 30 days, the audit fee comes off it.
Ask about Accessibility Audit & Fix.
Tell me what you have and where it hurts. I reply within one US business day with either a fixed quote or the entry step that makes a fixed quote possible.
Helpful to include
- Site address
- The pages or flows that matter most
- Stack (if known)
- Why now: a complaint, a customer request or a launch
- Deadline, if any
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