Know where you stand. What needs to improve. And where to start.
VisiAble delivers an in-depth accessibility assessment of your website or digital platform, combining automated testing with expert manual review to uncover barriers and deliver clear, actionable recommendations.
94.8%
of homepages among the world's top one million websites had automatically detectable WCAG failures.
Source: WebAIM Million Report, 2025
Why a Professional Audit?
Because accessibility cannot be assessed through automation alone.
Automated tools can detect many technical issues on a website, but they cannot always determine whether a person with a disability can actually navigate the site, understand its content, use its forms, and complete tasks with ease.
That is why VisiAble’s professional audit combines multiple levels of testing:
Automated testing to identify technical accessibility issues that can be detected programmatically
Expert manual review to identify and verify issues that require human judgment.
Assistive technology testing, such as screen readers and keyboard-only navigation.
A more complete and accurate view of the accessibility barriers users may actually experience.
Why Your Organization Needs an Accessibility Audit
Reduce Accessibility Risk
Identify accessibility issues before they turn into bigger barriers.
Support Compliance
Evaluate your platform against internationally recognized accessibility standards.
A Better User Experience
Uncover barriers that affect people with disabilities.
Clear Priorities
Know what to fix first, instead of facing hundreds of unprioritized findings.
How We Work
01
Scope
Automated testing to identify technical accessibility issues that can be detected programmatically
02
Automated Testing
We run an initial technical scan to detect automatically identifiable issues.
03
Expert Testing
Our experts manually test the site using keyboard navigation, assistive technologies, and more.
04
Analysis
We verify the findings and classify issues by standard, severity, and priority.
05
Report & Recommendations
We deliver a detailed report including evidence, recommendations, and suggested actions.
Who Is This Service For?
Government & Public Sector
E-Commerce
Education
Healthcare
Financial Services
Hospitality & Travel
What Happens After the Audit?
The Audit Is Just the Beginning
Automated tools can detect many technical issues on a website, but they cannot always determine whether a person with a disability can actually navigate the site, understand its content, use its forms, and complete tasks with ease.
This can include:
Remediation & Improvement
- Supporting your team in resolving issues and implementing the report’s recommendations.
- Retesting and verification to confirm issues have been properly resolved.
- Addressing other accessibility requirements, such as documents and digital media, as needed.
- Training and consulting to help your teams maintain accessibility going forward.
Enhancing the User Experience
VisiWidget: a technical solution that can be added to support the user experience and provide additional accessibility tools.
Ready to understand where your website stands on accessibility?
Start with a professional audit that gives your team clear visibility into issues, priorities, and next steps.
What You Receive
A report that doesn't just show you the problem, it helps you solve it.
It includes, for example:
- Relevant WCAG Success Criterion
- Where the issue occurs and which element is affected
- A description of the issue and its impact
- Severity level and priority
Screenshot / Evidence - Remediation recommendations
- Technical guidance, where needed
What We Test
We review the core elements that affect users’ ability to access and effectively use your website.
Content & Structure
- Headings, alt text, tables, and content sequence.
Keyboard & Navigation
- Ease of navigation, focus order, and access to all functions without a mouse.
Mobile & Responsiveness
- Testing accessibility across different screens, devices, and display sizes.
Visual Presentation & Contrast
- Text clarity, color contrast, content scaling, and readability.
Forms & Interactions
- Input fields, labels, error messages, buttons, and interactive elements.
Screen Reader Compatibility
- Ensuring content can be understood and navigated using screen-reading technologies.
