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What’s included in your accessibility test email?
A technical PDF audit showing specific accessibility issues found
The report is structured according to the WCAG principles
Visual examples that help illustrate the identified issues
Each chapter includes exact location of accessibility errors
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Benefits of being compliant
Stop losing your potential customers
Up to 20% of your customers are unable to use websites with barriers - don't lose them to more accessible competitors.
Avoid costly legal risks and penalties
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) requires WCAG compliance by June 2025. Don't wait until it's too late.
Prevent expensive last-minute fixes
Delaying accessibility improvements drives up costs. Start early to avoid rushed, expensive fixes down the line.
Example of key accessibility issues and findings
Alternative Text - Warnings: 8
All non-text content that is presented to the user needs a text alternative that serves the equivalent purpose.
Missing Link texts - Warnings: 0
Links should have an accessible name so that screenreaders can read them correctly.
Contrast – Warnings: 16
You should make sure, that the contrast between background and foreground is sufficient, e.g. 4.5:1.
Name, Role, Value - Warnings: 0
You should set programmatically determinable names for all user interface components.
HTML errors – Warnings: 1
You should avoid HTML errors in your code and have everything up to the WCAG-Standard.
Heading Structure - Warnings: 0
You should structure your webpage with headings, this will give your users the change to navigate correctly.