Accessible websites, designed for everyone

One in five people in the UK has a disability. I design websites to WCAG 2.2 standards, so every visitor can perceive, understand, navigate and use your site, whatever their ability or device. It’s the right thing to do, and it’s good for business.

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An inaccessible site quietly turns customers away

Low-contrast text, tiny buttons, missing alt text and forms that can’t be used without a mouse shut people out. That costs you enquiries, weakens your search rankings and can leave you exposed under the Equality Act and the European Accessibility Act.

Around one in five people in the UK has a disability, and many more are browsing on a small screen, in bright sunlight or one-handed. Designing for access from the start means everyone can find what they need, and it costs far less than fixing it later.

Accessibility isn’t just compliance. Accessible websites are better websites, for everyone.

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Built for everyone, from the first sketch

Accessibility-first strategy

Accessibility planned in from day one, not bolted on at the end, with a WCAG 2.2 AA target agreed up front.

Colour and contrast

Brand palettes tested against contrast standards, so text and buttons stand out without losing your look.

Readable content

Comfortable type sizes, clear headings and plain language that make every page easy to scan and understand.

Keyboard and assistive tech

Every link, menu and form usable without a mouse, with skip links, visible focus and screen reader support.

Compliance testing

Automated tools plus hands-on checks with screen readers and keyboards before launch.

Training and ongoing checks

Guidance so your team keeps new content accessible, and regular audits as standards evolve.

How it works

Talk

A no-obligation call about your audience and your accessibility goals. We’ll talk through who uses your site, any legal requirements and where you’d like to start.

Talk

A no-obligation call about your audience and your accessibility goals. We’ll talk through who uses your site, any legal requirements and where you’d like to start.

Audit

A WCAG review of your current site or designs, with prioritised fixes. You’ll get plain-English explanations of each issue and who it affects.

Audit

A WCAG review of your current site or designs, with prioritised fixes. You’ll get plain-English explanations of each issue and who it affects.

Design

Accessible layouts, colours and components, checked as we go. Contrast, focus states, headings and forms are built in from the start, not patched on later.

Design

Accessible layouts, colours and components, checked as we go. Contrast, focus states, headings and forms are built in from the start, not patched on later.

Test

Checks with assistive tools before launch, plus guidance to keep it accessible. Your team gets simple rules to follow, so new content stays accessible too.

Test

Checks with assistive tools before launch, plus guidance to keep it accessible. Your team gets simple rules to follow, so new content stays accessible too.