Accessibility Audit & Assessment Services - Achieve WCAG Compliance Effortlessly
Uncover gaps in your website accessibility with our expert audits and tailored remediation roadmap, ensuring full compliance and inclusivity for all users.
Depth of testing + clarity of outcomes.
A proper accessibility audit goes far beyond automated scans. It blends deep manual testing, real assistive-technology validation, and structured reporting that your product, design, and engineering teams can actually use. With Aarav Infotech, you get full-stack visibility - from code to compliance, wrapped in clear deliverables, measurable outcomes, and a process tuned for real release cycles.
- Scope Coverage
- Methodology
- Deliverables and Backlog
- Standards and Laws Mapping
- Process and timeline
- Industry Alignment
- Evidence Capture
- Prioritization Model
- Procurement Readiness
We audit public websites, authenticated portals, SPAs, native and hybrid mobile apps, documents, media, and third-party embeds. This mirrors real user journeys across devices and content types so risks don't hide in edge paths.
- Comprehensive audits covering web, apps, docs, and media
- Includes PDFs, videos, audio, and embedded widgets
- Real-journey simulation across multiple devices
- Detects hidden barriers in secondary or deep flows
- Consolidated view of accessibility health
- Actionable insight across your full digital estate
You gain: one consolidated view of accessibility health across your full digital estate, not just a homepage snapshot.
Choose Your WCAG Audit & Assessment Package
- Up to 10 Number of Pages / Screens Audited
- WCAG 2.2 A/AA Standards Covered
- Desktop Platforms Covered
- WCAG 2.2 A/AA Conformance Verification
- 1 hour included Consultation Hours
- 5–7 business days Turnaround Time
- Standard Reports Deliverables
- Support & Updates
- 11 to 30 Number of Pages / Screens Audited
- WCAG 2.2 A/AA + 1 Regional Standard Standards Covered
- Desktop + Mobile Web Platforms Covered
- WCAG 2.2 A/AA + Section 508 / EN 301 549 Conformance Verification
- 2 hours included Consultation Hours
- 10–14 business days Turnaround Time
- Advanced Reports Deliverables
- Support & Updates
- 31 to 100 Number of Pages / Screens Audited
- WCAG 2.2 AA + 2 regional standards Standards Covered
- Desktop + Mobile Web Platforms Covered
- WCAG 2.2 AA Conformance Verification
- 4 hours included Consultation Hours
- 15–21 business days Turnaround Time
- Advanced Reports Deliverables
- Support & Updates
- 101+ (Custom Scope) Number of Pages / Screens Audited
- WCAG 2.2 AA + All compliance standards Standards Covered
- Desktop + Mobile Web Platforms Covered
- WCAG 2.2 AA + International frameworks Conformance Verification
- Dedicated accessibility expert Consultation Hours
- Customized SLA Turnaround Time
- Advanced Reports Deliverables
- Support & Updates
Accessibility Audit Partner
Why Aarav Infotech is the right partnerYou need an audit that blends technical depth with business clarity. Our IAAP-certified team delivers verified findings, clear prioritization, and a sprint-ready backlog that your designers and engineers can act on immediately. We align results to WCAG 2.2 AA and map them to regional laws like ADA, Section 508, EN 301 549, EAA, and India focused SEBI, IS 17802, GIGW so your leadership, procurement, and legal teams can move forward with confidence.
Book a ConsultEnhance Your Website Accessibility with Expert Audits
Our comprehensive WCAG compliance audits and expert guidance help you identify and address accessibility gaps efficiently.
Move toward WCAG 2.2 AA with clear evidence, mapped to the laws that matter to you in India and globally. An audit gives you defensible documentation, prioritized fixes, and a plan your compliance and procurement teams can stand behind.
Accessible patterns reduce friction for everyone. Better structure, meaningful alt text, keyboard friendly flows, and clean semantics often improve speed, stability, and task completion. Expect fewer drop offs, stronger form completion, and more successful checkouts.
An audit creates a single source of truth. Designers get component level guidance, developers get repro steps and acceptance criteria, and content teams get style rules for headings, links, and media. Teams move faster because the rules are clear.
If you sell to enterprise or work with government, buyers will ask for accessibility proof. Audit outputs help you prepare a VPAT or ACR later without guesswork, so deals move forward with fewer last minute blockers.
Not all issues are equal. We score by severity, user impact, and fix complexity, then stack rank the backlog. Quick wins rise first, complex items get clear owners and criteria, and your sprints focus on changes that matter most.
Accessible products build trust. You serve people with disabilities, aging users, and customers on varied devices and networks. That expands reach, supports CSR goals, and strengthens your brand in India and in mature accessibility markets like the USA, Canada, and the UK.
End to end coverage across pages, flows, components, and content
Want a focused scope for your platform and timelines? Share your top user journeys and we will size the audit precisely.
Our process
A predictable, engineering friendly process that blends manual checks, automated scans, and assistive technology use. Clear evidence. Clear priorities. Clear next steps.
See your first 30 days mapped to a plan-
Discovery and scoping
What we do: Align goals, target conformance level, and jurisdictions in scope, including India specific SEBI and IS 17802. Inventory sites, environments, page types, journeys, and third party embeds. Define sample sets that represent real user traffic. What you provide: Access paths, test accounts, staging or production preference, analytics hints for high impact flows. Output: Signed scope, audit plan, and schedule that respects your release calendar.
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Manual testing
What we do: Expert reviewers validate tasks and components against WCAG 2.2 AA. We check headings, landmarks, keyboard order, focus visibility, label programmatic ties, ARIA use, error patterns, and dynamic updates in SPAs and portals. How we work: User impact first. We follow real journeys like search, sign in, add to cart, pay, and support. Output: Verified issues with severity and impact notes per journey.
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Automated scanning
What we do: Run breadth scans to catch repeatable code issues at scale. De duplicate noise and verify with a human pass so false positives do not flood your backlog. Where it helps: Color contrast checks, missing names, low level semantic patterns, and large template driven pages. Output: Clean list of confirmed items plus patterns to fix in components and templates.
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Assistive technology testing
What we do: Validate core flows with NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. Include keyboard only, switch access, magnifiers, and high contrast or reduced motion settings where relevant. Why it matters: Confirms that announcements, focus behavior, and navigation make sense to real users, not just scanners. Output: AT notes, short clips where helpful, and reproducible steps that engineers can follow.
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Evidence capture
What we do: Record the proof your team needs to fix fast. Screenshots or clips, DOM or code snippets, AT output, environment details, and exact steps to reproduce and to verify the fix. Output: Issue pack that slots neatly into a Jira or CSV import without hand holding.
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Prioritization and backlog
What we do: Score every finding by severity, user impact, and fix complexity. Group duplicates, roll up template issues, and recommend component level fixes for design systems. Output: Sprint ready backlog with now, next, later buckets plus acceptance criteria for each item.
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Executive readout
What we do: Walk stakeholders through the risk narrative, quick wins, and the path to conformance. Align owners and timelines. Output: Executive summary, KPI suggestions, and a practical remediation roadmap that your teams can start this sprint.
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Optional re test and sign off
What we do: Verify fixes on the agreed scope. Update the workbook, confirm pass criteria, and note any regressions. Output: Re test memo and updated status to support procurement and internal audits.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find quick answers about our accessibility audit. If you do not see your question, contact our team and we will help you choose the right scope.
A quick scan is a lightweight review that runs automated checks across a representative sample and verifies a subset manually. It is useful for triage, early risk signals, and planning. You get a brief summary of critical issues, an estimate of effort, and guidance on the best next step. It is not a substitute for a full audit when you need reliable compliance evidence.
A full audit combines expert manual testing, assistive technology use, and verified automated scans across agreed page types and journeys. Findings include proofs, repro steps, WCAG mapping, and a prioritized backlog. The full audit is the right choice when you need defensible documentation, clear sprint inputs, and a path to conformance.
Yes. For SPAs we validate route changes, announcements, focus management, keyboard order, and dynamic content updates. Components like modals, drawers, dropdowns, and infinite scroll get special attention. We ensure state changes are conveyed programmatically so screen readers and keyboards keep pace with the UI.
For native or hybrid mobile, we test on iOS with VoiceOver and on Android with TalkBack. We check labels, traits or roles, hit targets, rotor navigation, and gestures. We also confirm contrast, motion, and text scaling respect system settings. If you use a cross-platform framework, we align checks to your component library so fixes scale.
We use screen readers like NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack, plus keyboard only, switch access, magnifiers, and high contrast or reduced motion modes when relevant. Each tool exposes different issues. For example, a button without a proper name may be unusable with a screen reader while still clickable with a mouse.
Testing with real assistive tech confirms the human impact of defects and reduces false positives. It also gives developers clear reproduction steps and acceptance criteria. This saves time in sprints because the expected behavior is demonstrated, not left to guesswork.
Every finding is scored by severity, user impact, and fix complexity. We group duplicates and roll similar template issues into component level recommendations. This produces a now, next, later backlog that maps to sprint capacity and risk appetite.
Tickets carry acceptance criteria and a short test plan so QA and developers can verify fixes consistently. Quick wins like name or role corrections rise first, while heavier items like focus architecture or reflow behavior get planned with owners and milestones. The result is steady progress without churn.
Findings map to WCAG 2.2 AA and include crosswalk notes for the laws and guidelines that apply to you. In India we align to SEBI expectations and related standards such as IS 17802 and GIGW where relevant. For global teams we reference frameworks used in the USA, Canada, the UK, and the EU so your legal and procurement teams can interpret results confidently.
This mapping turns technical defects into compliance outcomes. Leadership sees how fixes lower risk, and procurement can respond to buyer questionnaires with clarity. If you later need a VPAT or ACR, the report structure and evidence make that process faster.
You get manual testing, assistive technology checks, verified automated scans, and evidence for every confirmed issue. Deliverables include an executive summary, a detailed findings workbook, and a sprint ready backlog with acceptance criteria.
We test against WCAG 2.2 AA and map results to regional rules. That includes ADA and Section 508 in the USA, EN 301 549 and EAA in the EU and UK, and India specific guidance such as SEBI, IS 17802, and GIGW where applicable.
Yes. We audit single page apps, authenticated portals, and native or hybrid mobile apps. We validate route changes, announcements, focus behavior, keyboard order, gestures, and component patterns like modals, drawers, and tables.
We use NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack, plus keyboard only, switch access, magnifiers, and high contrast or reduced motion settings. This confirms real user impact, not only scanner output.
A standard product with a representative sample of templates and flows often takes 2 to 3 weeks from kickoff to readout. Larger portals or multi app estates may need a phased plan. We size timelines during discovery so they fit your sprints.
Test access, sample flows, environments, and any component library references. If your teams use Jira or another tool, we align the backlog format to your workflow so import is smooth.
Each issue is scored by severity, user impact, and fix complexity. We group duplicates and elevate quick wins. The backlog shows now, next, and later so teams can plan delivery with confidence.
Yes. Findings include DOM or code pointers, suggested fixes, and acceptance criteria. For design system components, we add pattern level guidance so improvements scale across the product.
Yes. Our report structure and evidence make VPAT or ACR preparation faster. Many clients use the audit as the primary input for procurement requests.
We align outputs to Indian expectations such as SEBI and IS 17802, and we consider GIGW where relevant for public sector. This helps BFSI and government facing platforms demonstrate readiness while staying aligned with global practice.
No. Audits are non invasive. Many fixes improve structure and semantics, which supports both accessibility and SEO. We also call out patterns that harm performance so your team can improve Core Web Vitals.
Optional retest is available. We verify changes against acceptance criteria, update the workbook, and provide a short memo you can share with stakeholders.
We work under NDA, request only the access we need, and test in staging or behind temporary accounts where possible. We avoid posting sensitive data in evidence and follow your security guidelines.
Pricing depends on scope, number of templates and journeys, and platform complexity. During a short discovery call we size the effort and share a scope based estimate.
A flexible content bank you can expand over time. Use these ready blocks to educate stakeholders, reduce presales friction, and speed delivery without breaking the page flow.
- Accessibility Intake & Audit Readiness Checklist
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What to prepare before the audit
- Product list - sites, apps, environments, subdomains, and feature modules in scope
- Top user journeys - example: browse - sign in - pay - support
- Page templates - home, listing, detail, form, checkout, dashboard
- Auth paths - test accounts, MFA steps, consent flows
- Roles and permissions - admin, manager, end user
- Third party embeds - analytics, chat, consent, video, maps, identity, payments
- Design system or component library - repo link and usage notes
- Content inventory - PDFs, docs, videos, transcripts, captions
- Environments - staging or production preference, browser and device targets
- AT matrix - screen readers and assistive inputs used by your audience
- Contacts - product owner, design lead, tech lead, QA lead, compliance lead
- Security - NDA, data handling constraints, test windows
- Success criteria - target conformance level and regional obligations
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Fast self-check - 10 items
- Keyboard works end to end
- Visible focus on all interactive elements
- Correct page titles and landmarks
- Headings follow a logical outline
- Images have meaningful alt text or are marked decorative
- Forms have labels, instructions, and clear error messages
- Components announce state - expanded, selected, loading
- Color contrast meets WCAG thresholds
- Dynamic updates are announced to AT
- No content is hidden behind hover-only or time-only interactions
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- Audit Report Anatomy & Sample Output Overview
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What you receive
- Executive summary - risks, user impact, business implications
- Findings workbook - sortable table with SC mapping, severity, impact, component, environment, proofs
- Backlog export - CSV or Jira-ready items with acceptance criteria
- AT notes - screen reader output and reproduction steps
- Crosswalk - WCAG 2.2 AA to regional laws in scope
- Readout deck - narrative of issues, quick wins, and roadmap
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Sample findings workbook - column plan
- ID
- Page or flow
- Component or element
- Issue summary
- WCAG SC
- Severity - critical, high, medium, low
- User impact - blocking, friction, cosmetic
- Suggested fix
- Acceptance criteria
- Proof - screenshot or clip reference
- AT observation
- Status - open, in progress, fixed, retest pass
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- Accessibility Risk & Maturity Framework
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Stages
- Reactive - ad hoc fixes, no ownership, issues discovered late
- Emerging - basic checks in QA, partial documentation, some wins
- Managed - clear standards, design system tokens, ticket hygiene, periodic audits
- Proactive - shift left in design and dev, automated gates, AT checks in definition of done
- Mature - continuous monitoring, vendor governance, training cadence, annual certification
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How to level up quickly
- Assign ownership - product and engineering leads with clear KPIs
- Standardize - component recipes, lint rules, design tokens, content style
- Gate - pull request checks, CI audits on key templates, definition of done
- Educate - short training for designers, developers, QA, content authors
- Monitor - add a light recurring scan and an annual manual re-audit
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- Integration With Accessibility Remediation Workflow
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From audit to done
- Import backlog - CSV or Jira import with IDs preserved
- Triage - group duplicates, map to components, mark quick wins
- Plan - now - next - later based on severity, impact, complexity
- Fix - pair designer and developer for pattern level changes
- Verify - QA and AT checks follow acceptance criteria
- Retest - auditor validates and updates the workbook
- Rollout - release notes include accessibility improvements
- Prevent - add checks to CI and to design reviews
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Roles
- Product - prioritization and stakeholder alignment
- Design - patterns, tokens, content guidelines
- Engineering - implementation and component refactors
- QA - regression and AT assisted checks
- Compliance - documentation and procurement support
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- Crosswalk Mini-Maps
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WCAG to regional rules - quick view
- WCAG 2.2 AA - technical baseline for most jurisdictions
- India - align outputs with SEBI expectations and IS 17802 or GIGW guidance where relevant
- USA - ADA and Section 508 reference WCAG for conformance
- EU and UK - EN 301 549 and EAA align to WCAG
- Canada - federal and provincial acts commonly map to WCAG
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Matrix example
- Name and role issues - relate to perceivable and operable principles, common across regions
- Keyboard and focus issues - essential for conformance and real user access
- Contrast and color use - measurable and often fast to fix with tokens
- Error handling - labels, instructions, and programmatic ties reduce abandonment
- Dynamic content - live regions and correct semantics enable AT parity
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- Accessibility Audit vs Accessibility Monitoring
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When to choose an audit
- New release or redesign
- Enterprise sale or regulator request
- Large content or component shifts
- Need for verified findings and a prioritized backlog
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When to add monitoring
- Ongoing content changes at scale
- Frequent deployments across teams
- Early detection of regressions
- Continuous reporting to leadership
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Side by side
- Audit - deep manual and AT checks, evidence, crosswalks, sprint-ready backlog
- Monitoring - recurring scans plus trend lines and guardrails, alerts to prevent drift
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- Accessibility Statement & Compliance Declaration Templates
- Website accessibility statement - outline
- Commitment - your organization’s intent to provide inclusive access
- Scope - sites, apps, and formats covered
- Standard - target WCAG version and level
- Status - current conformance snapshot with date
- Contact - channel for feedback and issue reporting
- Alternatives - support channels for time-critical access
- Roadmap - planned improvements and timelines
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Compliance declaration - outline
- Product and version
- Date of assessment and method used
- Standards and regional references
- Summary of known limitations
- Exceptions and third party constraints
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Starter text - statement
- We are committed to making our digital platforms usable by everyone. Our goal is to conform to WCAG 2.2 Level AA. We review accessibility on a regular schedule and address issues through our design system and engineering standards. If you encounter a barrier, contact our team and we will work to provide an accessible alternative.
- Website accessibility statement - outline
- Mini Glossary For Stakeholders
- Assistive technology - tools like screen readers, magnifiers, or switch controls
- Programmatic name - the label software reads for a control
- Focus order - the sequence interactive elements receive keyboard focus
- Live region - a method to announce dynamic changes to screen readers
- Perceivable - content users can detect with at least one sense
- Operable - controls users can activate with various inputs
- Training and Onboarding Pack - Quick Syllabus
- Design - colour, contrast, spacing, focus style, state changes, error patterns
- Content - headings, link text, alt text, media transcripts, plain language
- Front end - semantic HTML, ARIA only when needed, keyboard support
- QA - test plans with AT steps, keyboard sweeps, contrast checks
- Ops - CI gates, regression suite, component library hygiene
- Copy Blocks You Can Reuse
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Executive summary opener
- Our audit identified issues that affect people using keyboards and screen readers, as well as users on small screens and low-contrast displays. Fixing the highest impact items will reduce abandonment and support compliance with the standards and laws in scope.
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Risk to ROI bridge
- Addressing the top 10 issues will remove blockers in core journeys and reduce support tickets, while moving the product closer to conformance.
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