Oxford Inclusive Web Design
Web Design in Oxford
We design and build accessible, custom websites for businesses and organisations across Oxford and Oxfordshire that want to reach more people and reflect the quality of their work.
Oxford Inclusive Web Design
We design and build accessible, custom websites for businesses and organisations across Oxford and Oxfordshire that want to reach more people and reflect the quality of their work.
Oxford Web Design
Your website should feel unmistakably yours. We design and build custom websites for businesses and organisations in and around Oxford, shaped around your brand, your audience and the way your organisation works. Our process is centred around accessibility best practices and inclusive design principles, enabling more people to use and interact with your services.
What we’ve built
Accessible Web Design
If you go around Oxford you’ll find accessible facilities everywhere, whether this be lifts, accessible toilets, step-free entrances or hearing loops. Organisations have put real thought into making sure disabled people can use their buildings (although in many situations this could still be improved).
Yet for businesses and organisations online, this level of thought is nine times out of ten missing. There are design considerations and code level decisions that have to be made to ensure a large proportion of your audience can actually interact with your site, none of which can be fixed by adding a cheap accessibility overlay.
How we approach accessibility
We specialise in
Your website is often the first place people decide whether your business is right for them. Squee helps you create a custom website that reflects your brand, supports more of your audience and gives people a clearer route to take action, with the right mix of design, development, accessibility and ongoing support behind it.
Accessible, custom websites shaped around your brand and audience, helping more people connect with your business.
Custom development for WordPress, Shopify and tailored builds, adding features that help your website do more.
Action plans, audits, technical remediation and inclusive design that improve how more people use your website.
Practical AI support that automates manual tasks and connects your tools, helping your business work smarter.
Ongoing support that keeps your website updated, accessible and ready to adapt as your business grows.
Clear guidance on strategy, structure and accessibility before you make bigger decisions about your website.
Oxford Web Design
2026
N Lee & Son is a Carterton-based roofing, leadwork and heritage roofing business. We redesigned and rebuilt the website to improve accessibility, strengthen trust, and create a more professional online presence that drives enquiries.
2025
A clearer, more accessible site to support businesses on their disability inclusion journey.
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Run your site through the Squee Website Accessibility Checker and receive a score, the failures behind it, and a view of what to fix first.
Automated testing covers a subset of the WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines.
Build an Inclusive Brand
Accessible design does not mean limiting creativity or personality. It means making considered choices around colour contrast, content, navigation, forms and page structure, so more people can use your website while it still feels unmistakably yours.
With one in four people in the UK being disabled and 95.9% of the world’s top homepages showing detectable WCAG failures, accessibility is something organisations cannot afford to overlook. Half of disabled online shoppers who experience problems buying online give up, while disabled people and their households have an estimated spending power of £274 billion a year.
Universities, colleges, NHS bodies and councils in Oxford are public sector bodies under the 2018 regulations, so for them accessibility is a published legal commitment rather than a preference. At Squee, accessibility shapes how we plan, design and build from the start.
Accessibility considered through every stage of the process.
Inclusive design shaped around different access needs.
Custom components that work with keyboards and screen readers.
Testing against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.
Practical guidance to help maintain accessibility over time.
How We Work
Our in-depth process includes creating sitemaps, moodboards, and sketch designs before moving on to high-fidelity designs and prototyping. We then thoroughly test your site to ensure it performs flawlessly before going live. This keeps you involved every step of the way and results in a website you can truly be proud of.
Web Design Reviews from Oxfordshire Clients
“Our old website was over ten years old and we couldn't update it ourselves. Squee rebuilt the whole thing and the portfolio actually shows off the standard of our work now. We've had more enquiries in the first few weeks than we'd had in years.”
From the world of Squee
In July 2026, we assessed 50 Gloucestershire websites for accessibility: 24 charities and community groups, and 26 of the county’s largest organisations.
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What “Accessibility Standards” Actually Refer To When people talk about web accessibility standards, they are often using one phrase to...