An accessibility audit gives you a clear overview of how well your service – be it a website, online store, information system, app, or TV service – meets accessibility standards.
The audit includes practical recommendations to help address and resolve potential challenges, ensuring your service is accessible to everyone.
Our accessibility audits are guided by the WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) success criteria, the EU Directive 2019/882, the Accessibility of Products and Services Act, EU accessibility standards such as EN301549, and best practices based on target group research.
Note: The accessibility requirements for products and services (EU Directive 2019/882) will take effect on June 28, 2025.
The audit results provide clarity on whether and which areas of your website, online store, self-service portal, app, or other channels need improvements to meet accessibility requirements.
An accessibility report not only identifies issues but also provides the necessary solutions to address them.
Taking accessibility into account ensures that your service is usable by a wide range of customers, including those with special needs. Good accessibility makes your service user-friendly for individuals with visual impairments or blindness, color blindness, hearing impairments or deafness, speech impairments, limited dexterity, or reduced strength—whether these challenges are temporary or permanent.
The recommendations from our accessibility report not only improve overall user experience on your website but also enhance search engine optimization (SEO) for platforms like Google and Bing. This leads to attracting new customers, increasing their satisfaction with your services, making it easier to find and purchase products, and ultimately boosting sales performance.
