Accessibility Audit Services
Comprehensive auditing with a prioritized path forward, giving you compliance confidence for every digital experience you create.
Accessibility That Works the Way You Do
Accessibility should support your development process, not disrupt it.
Allyant’s solution integrates with the tools your teams already use, making accessibility easier to manage throughout the development lifecycle.
- Bi-directional Jira integration for issue tracking
- Developer-ready remediation guidance
- Knowledge Base code-level articles
- Expert accessibility support
- Retesting and validation
- Progress tracking across remediation efforts
Website Accessibility Audit Services with Allyant
Create experiences that work for everyone while reducing your compliance risk. It all starts with an audit. Ready to get started?
Request an AuditFrequently Asked Questions
At its core, a web accessibility audit is a comprehensive evaluation of a website or application’s accessibility features or conformance with the Web Content Accessibility (WCAG) guidelines.
The primary purpose is to identify elements that might hinder the user flow for people with disabilities.
The cost of a web accessibility audit varies based on your organization’s needs. Cost is often determined by testing methods, the number of templates or components that form the foundation of your website or application, the number of core user paths that are critical to your experience, the complexity of your website or app, and other considerations.
Our mobile app accessibility audits combine automated testing, manual evaluation, and assistive-technology testing to identify barriers across iOS and Android experiences. Importantly, evaluating apps involves functional testing conducted by people with disabilities. This layer of testing is particularly important because mobile applications often rely on gestures like pinching, swiping, tapping, and dragging, and utilize custom controls that automation can’t replicate.
The first step should always be to notify your legal counsel. From there, engage an accessibility solution provider experienced in accessibility litigation support, like Allyant. From there, review any legal claims with your solution provider, conduct an audit, and begin remediation.
Remediation can begin once an accessibility issue is identified and validated. Allyant can work within your existing development workflow and codebase to help correct identified accessibility issues and establish monitoring to identify any new issues that surface.
Ensuring your website, mobile apps, documents, and all other forms of communication are accessible for people with disabilities is one way in which your organization can demonstrate a commitment to accessibility and inclusion.
Organizations should conduct a comprehensive accessibility audit on their website annually or following any r significant website or product update.