Our audits test your website against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA, the recognised standard in the UK and EU, and give you a prioritised plan to fix what we find.
An accessibility audit tests your website or app for anything in its design or code that makes it harder for disabled people to use. We test to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 AA as standard.
We test against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines at Level AA.
We test with a keyboard, screen readers and 400% zoom.
Each issue comes with its impact, severity and the fix.
We take your team through the report and agree what to fix first.
We are members of the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), and every audit follows the same five steps. It needs very little of your time: a scoping call at the start and a findings call at the end, with the testing in between done by us.
We agree the pages, templates and user journeys to test, such as booking, signing up or checking out.
Automated tools run across the site to catch issues like missing form labels and low colour contrast.
We work through each template with a keyboard, screen readers such as NVDA and VoiceOver, and the page zoomed to 400%, against each WCAG 2.2 AA success criterion in scope.
Every issue is written up with where it is, who it affects, how serious it is and the code to fix it, in priority order.
We take you and your developers through the report and agree what to fix first.
Choose the depth of audit that fits your website and your obligations, from a Healthcheck of your five main templates to a full audit across an agreed scope.
A clear steer for smaller businesses.
£640 one-off
5 working days 30 minute findings call
Book a Healthcheck5 page templates
Automated and manual checks
Your top 10 issues, with code fixes
A template to complete
Not included
Conformance evidence for a standard website.
£3,800 one-off
15 working days 45 minute findings call
Book an Audit10 templates and components
Full manual audit with screen readers
Every issue, with code-level fixes
Drafted for you
14 days by email
For public bodies and larger organisations.
£4,920+ scoped quote
Timeline agreed with you 60 minute walkthrough
Get a quoteA scope agreed with you
Full manual audit across devices
Every issue, plus a phased roadmap
Drafted for you
30 days by email
Every Audit and Full Audit comes with a written guarantee covering how we test and what happens if we miss something.
The guarantee covers the pages and templates in your agreed scope, as they were when we tested them. Changes made after your audit are covered by our website support plans.
On an Audit or Full Audit, every template in scope is tested by hand against all 55 Level A and AA success criteria in WCAG 2.2, and you receive a record of every check alongside your report.
If a WCAG 2.2 AA failure is found on an audited template within 90 days of your report, and it was there when we tested, we add it to your report with the fix at no cost.
If we fix the issues for you, we retest every fix, and anything that still fails is fixed again at no cost.
Your report is written so your own developers can work straight from it. If you would rather we made the changes, we offer:
We fix the issues on your current website, starting with the most serious.
Where the problems are in the structure of the site, rebuilding can cost less than patching, and we will tell you which applies before you commit.
Regular checks, so new pages and content keep to WCAG 2.2 AA.
Advice and a second opinion for your team as you plan, design and build.
Around one in four people in the UK have a disability. Our free check scores your website out of 100 in under a minute and shows you what to fix first.
When advising businesses on how to be inclusive of disabled people, it's very important that our own material represents accessibility and inclusion. Joe Collett worked alongside me to develop our preexisting website to become something that truly reflected our values towards disabled people. Joe is a delight to work with. He is fun, passionate, considerate and talks in a way that makes complicated development subjects easy to understand.
After talking with Joe Collett and realising how useless accessibility plugins can be, it was clear our website was not inclusive at all! Thanks to Joe, we've now taken our first step by offering the ability to browse our menu with your keyboard. It seems like a small addition to the user experience but it's a big step for me that I am proud we are taking as we aim to make our website more accessible and inclusive following the WCAG Guidelines.
Brilliant service and exceptional focus on accessibility which was exactly what we needed.
I am so pleased with my new website. It looks amazing and it is exactly what I am looking to achieve! I have loved working with Joe! He is patient, kind and super professional - gently steering me back when I have a wild change of heart! I've learned loads during this process and I am glad that I made the decision for Squee to re-design my website. I am excited to show it off!
I am absolutely delighted with the new website that Joe from Squee has built me. I needed someone who understood my vision and after the first meeting with Joe I knew he and squee needed to be the people who redeveloped my website. He listened to what I wanted and what I didn't and produced a full CMS so I could keep the website updated. He was quick to make changes throughout the development process and walked me through how to use the CMS. The pricing was clear from the start as well any additional work and ongoing support packages. I thoroughly recommend Joe and Squee to build your next project.
Thank you to Joe at Squee Web design for building me a brilliant website for my new business. From the initial meeting, through to finished build, Joe has listened to my needs and acted on any request I made. All in just a few months. The speed and quality of work was amazing. I am delighted with the finished product and will definitely be using Squee again.
Joe is doing web design and maintenance for GreenArt and once again, I am delighted with the work he has delivered. Joe is a pleasure to deal with and always goes above and beyond for his clients.
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The things people ask us before they get in touch. If yours is not here, just ask.
Ask a questionAccessibility audits are usually priced by how many page templates are tested and how much of the testing is done by hand. Ours start at £640 for a Healthcheck of five templates, £3,800 for a full WCAG 2.2 AA audit of ten templates, and from £4,920 for larger organisations with a scoped quote.
Agree the pages and user journeys to test, run automated tools across them, then test each template by hand with a keyboard, screen readers and zoom against each WCAG 2.2 AA success criterion. Each issue is recorded with where it is, who it affects and how to fix it, then put in priority order.
For public sector websites, yes. The Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018 require them to meet WCAG, and they are monitored against WCAG 2.2 AA. For businesses and charities, the Equality Act 2010 requires reasonable adjustments so disabled people can use your services, including your website. The Act doesn’t name WCAG, but WCAG 2.2 AA is the recognised benchmark for meeting that duty. If you sell to customers in the EU, the European Accessibility Act may also apply.
In England, Scotland and Wales, the Equality Act 2010 requires businesses, charities and other service providers to make reasonable adjustments so disabled people can use their services, including their website. The Disability Discrimination Act 1995 sets the same duty in Northern Ireland. Public sector websites and apps must also meet the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) (No. 2) Accessibility Regulations 2018, which require them to meet WCAG and publish an accessibility statement. If you sell products or services such as online shopping or banking to customers in the EU, the European Accessibility Act applies too, although the smallest service businesses are exempt.
Yes. Under the Equality Act 2010, a disabled person can bring a claim against a business or organisation that fails to make reasonable adjustments, and that includes its website. Claims go to the county court in England and Wales, or the sheriff court in Scotland. We’re not lawyers, so take legal advice on your own position. An audit gives you a documented record of the issues on your site and a plan to fix them.
An automated check, like our free website checker, scans a page in under a minute and gives you a snapshot of your compliance against WCAG 2.2 AA. An audit is carried out by a person, who tests with a keyboard and screen readers and checks what a tool can’t judge, such as whether an image description makes sense or whether a keyboard moves through the page in a logical order.
Yes. Your report is written so your own developers can work from it, or we can make the fixes for you. If we do, we retest every fix.
Yes, if your website needs to meet the EAA requirements, we can support you with audits, accessible design, and ongoing advice.
You should review your website’s accessibility regularly, ideally every four to six months or when making significant changes. Regular checks ensure your site remains accessible as you add new content, make updates, or as standards evolve.
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