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UX & Accessibility Audit

Find out what your website is costing you.

Most sites lose customers in places the owner never sees — a form that fails on a phone, a checkout step that traps keyboard users, a page that takes six seconds to load. We find those places, price the damage, and hand you a fix list your developer can work through.

Fixed price
Fixed scope
5 business days
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What the audit is measured against

What's inside

A 25-section report, not a scanner printout

Every section is written against what we actually found on your site — the Checkout chapter is included when you sell online, so most reports run 24 or 25. Scores are calculated the same way every time, so a re-audit after your fixes is directly comparable.

  1. 01Executive Summary
  2. 02Business Goals
  3. 03Website Overview
  4. 04Audit Methodology
  5. 05Scores at a Glance
  6. 06Mobile Experience
  7. 07Desktop Experience
  8. 08Homepage Analysis
  9. 09Navigation
  1. 10Search
  2. 11Information Architecture
  3. 12Forms
  4. 13Checkout (if applicable)
  5. 14Trust Signals
  6. 15Performance Review
  7. 16Accessibility Review
  8. 17WCAG Findings
  9. 18Screenshots
  1. 19Priority Matrix
  2. 20Quick Wins
  3. 21Long-term Improvements
  4. 22Estimated Business Impact
  5. 2330-Day Roadmap
  6. 24Plain-Language Glossary
  7. 25Appendix

Plus the Fix Guide — written for the person paying, not the person coding

A companion PDF that takes every finding and says it again in plain English: what is wrong, why it costs you, what "fixed" looks like, and roughly how much work it is. You can hand it to any developer — ours or yours — and they will know exactly what to do.

Pricing

One price. Stated up front.

No discovery call required before you know what it costs. Start free if you want to see how we work first.

Snapshot

See the shape of the problem before you spend anything.

Free
within 24 hours
  • ✓Homepage only
  • ✓12 automated checks
  • ✓Overall score
  • ✓Top 3 issues
  • ✓1 quick win you can act on today
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Most chosen

Standard

The full audit for a marketing site or a small product.

Rs 24,999
5 business days
  • ✓Up to 10 pages
  • ✓All 25 report sections
  • ✓WCAG 2.2 A/AA findings, cited by criterion
  • ✓Priority matrix & 30-day roadmap
  • ✓Plain-English fix guide
  • ✓Every finding reviewed by a human
Book a Standard audit

Deep Dive

For sites where the money is in the funnel and every step matters.

Rs 74,999
5 business days
  • ✓Everything in Standard
  • ✓Full site, not a page sample
  • ✓Checkout & funnel walkthrough
  • ✓20-minute recorded video teardown
  • ✓60-minute findings call with your team
Talk about a Deep Dive

Re-audit after your fixes — 40% off  ·  White-label pricing for agencies on request

Why this matters now

Accessibility stopped being optional

The European Accessibility Act has applied since 28 June 2025. It covers a defined set of consumer-facing products and services sold in the EU — e-commerce, banking, transport, telecoms, e-books — and it reaches businesses outside Europe that sell into it.

In the United States, website accessibility claims under the ADA have been filed in the thousands every year for the better part of a decade, and the volume has kept climbing. Most of them cite the same handful of failures: unlabelled form fields, images without alternative text, contrast below threshold, and controls a keyboard cannot reach.

Those are exactly the failures an audit finds — and they are usually cheap to fix once someone has written down where they are.

We report technical findings against published criteria. We are not a law firm and the report is not legal advice.

Selling into the EU

If EU consumers can buy from you, the EAA is worth checking against — regardless of where your company is registered.

Selling into the US

ADA claims target the same recurring failures. A documented audit and a dated remediation plan are the first things anyone asks you for.

Selling anywhere

Every accessibility failure is also a usability failure. Fixing them makes the site work better for everyone who was already trying to buy.

Get your free website snapshot

Your homepage, 12 checks, your score, the top three issues and one quick win. Back within 24 hours. No call required.

We use your address to send the snapshot and follow up once. Nothing else. See our privacy policy.

FAQ

Audit questions

Automated tools reliably catch roughly a third of accessibility issues and none of the judgement calls — whether your navigation makes sense, whether your form asks for too much, whether your pricing page answers the question a buyer actually has. We run the automated layer too (axe-core, Lighthouse), then a person reviews every finding, removes the false positives, and writes up what it means for your business in plain English.
Accessibility findings are mapped to WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criteria, cited by number so your developer can look each one up. Usability findings are assessed against Nielsen's ten heuristics. Performance uses Lighthouse and Core Web Vitals thresholds. Every finding names the standard it comes from — nothing is flagged on taste alone.
The audit is deliberately sold on its own so you are free to hand it to any developer, in-house or otherwise. Every report ships with a plain-English fix guide, so the work is actionable without us. If you would rather we implement the fixes, we quote that separately as a design or development engagement — and a re-audit after the fixes is 40% off.
The Standard audit is delivered in 5 business days. All we need to begin is your website address. If you want the checkout or any logged-in area covered, we will also need test credentials and, for e-commerce, a test order path. The free snapshot needs nothing but the URL and comes back within 24 hours.
The EAA has applied since 28 June 2025 to a defined set of products and services sold to consumers in the EU — including e-commerce, banking, e-books, transport and telecoms — with exemptions for microenterprises in some cases. If you sell into the EU, it is worth checking your position. We flag the risk areas we find and cite the criteria; we are not a law firm and the report is not legal advice.

Rather skip straight to the full audit?

Tell us the site and what you are worried about. We will confirm scope and a start date the same day.

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