Accessible Web Development

We’re a digital accessibility agency that builds accessible and usable digital services that meet compliance standards from day one.

How it works

Accessibility-first web development for modern websites and applications.

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Full-service development

We design and build accessible websites and digital products using modern CMS platforms like WordPress and Drupal, and front-end frameworks like React and Vue, always with clean, semantic code, ARIA, and keyboard support built in.

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Fully managed remediation

Need to fix an existing site after an audit or legal event? We offer targeted remediation services, reworking templates, themes, or components to meet accessibility standards without starting from scratch. 

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Assistive tech–aligned workflows

We develop and test with screen readers, keyboard navigation, and other assistive technologies throughout the build, both internally and with real users where possible.

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Legacy-friendly and future-proof

We understand real-world constraints, tight deadlines, legacy code and third-party plugins, and we work flexibly to create sustainable solutions that fit your existing architecture and timelines. 

Why it works

Accessibility built in, not bolted on

Every line of code is written with usability and compliance in mind.

Flexible and scalable

We adapt to your stack, CMS, and product roadmap, delivering results fast.

Post-audit remediation

We help you fix what’s broken, and leave your team with better, reusable code.

Outcome-focused delivery

You get a working, accessible product, not just a list of issues to solve later.

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FAQs

Accessibility in web development refers to designing and building digital products and websites that everyone can use, including those with disabilities.

 

 

Individuals with visual, auditory, cognitive, or motor impairments often rely on assistive technologies like keyboard navigation, voice input, or screen readers. Integrating accessibility into your web development process ensures compliance with standards like WCAG and helps users navigate, perceive, and interact with your content effectively.

Prioritising accessibility in web development is essential for ensuring that digital content and functionality are useable by everyone. Without accessible design and development, users who rely on assistive technologies will be excluded from accessing or interacting with key information and elements on your site.

 

Further benefits of including accessibility in development are:

 

  • Better experience for everyone, regardless of ability

  • Increased reach by making your content and products accessible to a wider audience

  • Improved SEO and performance, as accessible sites are easier to navigate and index

  • Compliance with legal requirements such as the Equality Act 2010 and WCAG

  • Demonstrate social responsibility and commitment to inclusion

  • Future-proofing ensures your digital products remain usable and compliant even as standards evolve

Creating an accessible website goes beyond ticking technical boxes; it’s about considering a wide range of needs, devices, and assistive technologies from the very beginning of the design process.

 

A well-designed and accessible site improves usability and functionality for everyone and helps ensure compliance with recognised standards.

Key components of accessible web design include:

 

  • Keyboard accessibility. All website functionality must be usable without a mouse

  • Descriptive alt-text. Images and media must have meaningful alt-text or transcripts

  • Sufficient colour contrast. All text must be easily readable against its background

  • Responsive design. Layouts must be adaptable to different screen sizes and devices

  • Semantic HTML. Use proper HTML elements to structure content clearly for assistive technology

  • Clear navigation. Menus, buttons, and form fields should be intuitive and consistent

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