Gavin McCraw
Web accessibility remediation
I find the WCAG 2.1 Level AA checks a website fails, fix them in the code, and re-run the same tests to show the difference.
How it works
- Automated testing across your key pages, plus a manual keyboard and focus-order review of one purchase flow
- Every finding named by its WCAG success criterion, located, and prioritised
- Code-level fixes, not a widget
- A before-and-after scan so the improvement is measurable
Automated testing detects only a subset of WCAG success criteria. Some criteria require human judgement and a deeper manual audit, which is scoped separately. This is a technical audit, not legal advice — WCAG conformance is a technical measurement, while a legal determination is a matter for counsel.