Unlock the Full Potential of Your Website with Our Accessibility Audit
Your Website Should Work for Everyone — Including People with Disabilities
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Your Web Audit Covers
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Intelligent Accessibility Evaluation
A full, site-wide scan using state-of-the-art automated tooling plus a manual evaluation by experts (including people with disabilities) to capture both technical issues and real-world user barriers.
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Actionable Guidance & Prioritized Fixes
You’ll receive a detailed report listing all identified issues, ranked by severity and risk. Along with that, expert recommendations and remedial strategies tailored to your development team — clear, step-by-step, so you know what to do first.
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Proof & Roadmap for Progress
Get audit-ready reports that demonstrate your compliance status, plus a roadmap for continuous improvement. We offer an optional re-audit to verify that fixes are working, so you can show measurable progress and reduce legal & brand risk.
At Inclusive Web, we believe accessibility isn’t just a legal requirement — it’s a brand imperative. Our comprehensive Website Audit Service is the first step toward building a digital experience that welcomes everyone.
Whether you're navigating compliance mandates, mitigating legal risk, or leading with your brand values, our audit gives you a clear, prioritized roadmap to an inclusive and compliant website.
Why Accessibility Audits Matter
Case Studies
Click to read more about how Inclusive Web helped audit and implement accessibility best practices for each of the case studies below.
Why Choose Inclusive Web?
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Real-World + AI Testing
We combine automated scans with manual testing by people with disabilities, giving you accurate results that reflect real user experiences.
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Simplified WCAG Compliance
Our audits are based on WCAG 2.2 but explained in plain language, so your team gets clear, actionable guidance.
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Risk & Brand Protection
Stay ahead of lawsuits and build trust. We help you prioritize fixes that protect your organization and strengthen your brand image.
Frequently Asked Questions
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A website accessibility audit is a detailed evaluation of a site’s compliance with standards like WCAG 2.2. It identifies barriers for people with disabilities through automated scans and manual testing, providing a roadmap to fix issues.
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WCAG itself isn’t a law, but U.S. regulations like the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 reference or require compliance with WCAG guidelines. Many lawsuits cite WCAG failures as evidence of inaccessibility.
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The ADA requires that businesses and organizations provide equal access, including online. Section 508 applies to federal agencies. Together, these laws establish that websites must be usable by people with disabilities.
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Evaluation typically involves automated scanning tools, manual checks, and user testing by people with disabilities. An expert audit provides a prioritized report and actionable fixes aligned with WCAG standards.
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The four principles of WCAG are:
Perceivable – information must be available to all senses.
Operable – users must be able to navigate and interact.
Understandable – content and interfaces must be clear and predictable.
Robust – content must be compatible with assistive technologies.
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A website audit ensures that your site is accessible, compliant with WCAG and legal standards, and inclusive for all users. It also helps reduce legal risk, improve usability, and build brand trust.
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