Accessibility Audits & Implementation
Find and fix the barriers that make your website harder to use. We audit websites and digital products against WCAG 2.2 AA, prioritise real user barriers and work with your team to implement practical improvements.
More useful than an automated accessibility score.
Automated tools are valuable, but they only identify part of the problem. A useful accessibility review also looks at how people move through the interface: keyboard interaction, focus, headings, navigation, forms, errors, colour, content structure and the way important information is presented. We turn those findings into a prioritised remediation plan—and can implement the fixes rather than stopping at the audit
Find real barriers
Review the patterns and journeys that prevent people from successfully using the website or product.
Prioritise what matters
Separate critical issues from lower-impact improvements so teams have a realistic order of work.
Fix and verify
Implement agreed improvements, re-test affected components and document what changed.
What we review
Automated and manual checks
Use automated testing as one part of a broader review.
Keyboard and focus
Navigation order, visible focus and interactions without a pointer.
Structure and semantics
Headings, landmarks, controls, labels and meaningful page structure.
Forms and errors
Labels, instructions, validation and useful error handling.
Colour and visual presentation
Contrast, states and information that should not rely on colour alone.
Images and media
Alternative text, captions and appropriate treatment of meaningful media.
Documents and content
Identify important content or PDFs that create accessibility barriers where these are in scope.
Remediation and re-testing
Resolve agreed issues and verify the affected experience after implementation.
A good fit for
- A website approaching launch
- An existing site with known accessibility issues
- A redesign or migration
- An organisation responding to procurement or funder requirements
- A team that has received an accessibility report but needs implementation help
Accessibility is an ongoing practice, not a one-time certificate.
A website changes as new content, components and integrations are added. We can resolve current issues and improve the way accessibility is handled in future publishing and development.
Relevant platform experience
Platform delivery
Building Accessible Programme Platforms for IREX
How ODDLY built accessible, trilingual programme websites for IREX in Sri Lanka, including the Creative Catalyst Fellowship and MoJo Lanka mobile-journalism academy.
Platform delivery
Building an Accessible Publishing Platform for a Global Feminist Alliance
How ODDLY helped RESURJ reorganise a complex advocacy website into an accessible, multilingual publishing platform that its distributed team could manage.
Have a website, platform or product in mind?
We collaborate internationally with foundations, research networks, and non-profits.