Accessibility Audits

How accessible is your product or service? A technical assessment evaluating digital services against accessibility standards

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Identifying barriers and opportunities for improvement

Accessibility audits provide a detailed assessment of how websites, native apps, software, and other digital experiences perform against accessibility standards such as the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) or a bespoke standard you use within your organisation. We use these standards to highlight where potential barriers exist for users experiencing disability, and outline solutions and recommendations to fix them. They highlight where barriers exist for users with disabilities and outline opportunities to improve inclusivity and compliance.

Key Advantages

Compliance

evidence of alignment with accessibility standards and regulations

Inclusivity

identification of barriers faced by users with diverse needs

Usability

recommendations that improve the overall user experience

Clarity

actionable insights presented in a structured format

Our Accesibility Audit approach

Audits cover, as standard, WCAG 2.2 and the GDS recommended Assistive technology list. Design and code are assessed by our team of experts using a range of techniques, tools and lived experience to capture comprehensive technical results.

Accessibility audits are conducted on a product by product basis, so this might be a website, a native app, smart TV app or standalone piece of software.

Any issues identified are documented in a clear report with the user severity and impact, recommended solution, documentation and any other pertinent notes, so your teams can practically implement fixes.
Here’s an example of an audit report, so you can see the level of detail and type of information you’ll receive: https://nomensa.notion.site/GAIN-Accessibility-Audit-Report-Example-1fbeb30c960d80ca9502e077df7fef49?pvs=74

Audits are a great place to start if you’re unsure of your product’s current level of accessibility.