Accessibility fixes.
The European Accessibility Act is in force, and many Irish sites selling online are in scope. Rob audits, fixes and writes up the report.
The price
- Price
- Email Rob for a price.
In writing, before we start.
What is included
- Full WCAG 2.2 AA audit of key pages
- Contrast, focus & keyboard fixes
- Screen-reader & ARIA corrections
- Forms, error handling & labels fixed
- Accessibility statement drafted
- Compliance report & re-test
Written down before we start
How the work runs.
- 01
Written scope first
Send us your URL; we return an audit scope and fixed price in writing.
- 02
Audit
Automated scanning plus manual keyboard and screen-reader testing of key journeys.
- 03
Fix
We fix the issues directly, not just list them.
- 04
Document
A compliance report, accessibility statement and re-test to prove the fixes.
Straight answers.
If you sell products or services online in the EU, it may. It has applied since 28 June 2025. Micro-enterprises (fewer than 10 staff and €2 million or less in turnover) are exempt for services. A quick audit will tell you where you stand. Request an audit →
Most platforms, yes. Some legacy themes fight back hard: if fixes cost more than a rebuild, we will tell you in writing and quote both. Rebuild, €1,200 + VAT →
The quick-fix is one-off and fixed-price. Accessibility then drifts as content changes: ongoing monitoring sits inside our presence management plan. Presence management →