Accessibility testing partner for web agencies

Details

Why agencies use a testing partner

Clients keep asking whether their site is accessible, and an automated scan isn't a real answer. A manual audit takes a specialist who tests with a keyboard and screen readers, and most agencies don't want to hire one for occasional work. I do the testing, you keep the client relationship, and your developers get a report they can fix from.

What your team gets

• Every issue with its page, a screenshot, the WCAG criterion and a severity rating
• Each finding labelled theme, app or content, so tickets go to the right person
• Code-level fixes your developers can adapt
• Findings mapped to the ADA and Section 508, and to EN 301 549 for EU clients
• A walkthrough call for your team and a free retest after fixes

Ask me about delivering reports in a format you can pass straight to your client.

A practical developer handoff

A finding identifies the tested URL or component, environment, reproduction steps, user impact, severity, applicable criterion and recommended fix. Theme, app or content ownership helps your team route the ticket. The agreed report format, communication route, branding and confidentiality terms are confirmed in the quote; client-facing branding is not assumed.

How we'd work

1. Try one site first. I'll do a free accessibility check of one client homepage, with the top 3 barriers and a plain-English fix for each.
2. Scope each project. Send the client's site, platform and the pages and flows that matter. You get a fixed quote within 24 hours.
3. I test by hand. Typical turnaround is 5 to 7 business days.
4. Your team fixes, I retest. The retest is free.

Pricing

A small business audit is $499 for 5 to 8 key pages. Stores and larger sites get a fixed quote within 24 hours, and custom work is priced from $80 to $200 per page depending on complexity. An ACR in the WCAG, Section 508 or EN 301 549 edition is a $300 to $500 add-on. See pricing and the sample report.

Your agreed audit scope

The quote lists the representative pages or screens, complete user journeys, browsers, assistive technologies and standard versions to be evaluated. The $499 small business package covers 5 to 8 agreed key pages. Extra templates, documents, apps or journeys are quoted separately. Findings describe the tested scope and point in time; they are not a guarantee about every page of a website or a legal conclusion.

One retest of the original findings is included when requested within 60 days of receiving the report. Your developers implement the fixes; new features or pages require a separate scope.

Who does the work

I'm Rohit Yadav, a DHS Trusted Tester (Section 508) and accessibility auditor with about five years of hands-on testing. Every audit is done by me, by hand, with a keyboard and NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver, against WCAG 2.2 AA. About me · See a sample report

Common questions

Do you fix the code for my clients?

I write the findings and the fixes. Your developers make the changes, and I retest them for free.

Which platforms do you test?

Shopify, WooCommerce and WordPress, and custom sites and web apps. See the Shopify and WooCommerce pages.

Can my client see the report?

Yes. Tell me how you want it delivered. Ask me about branding and confidentiality when you book.

Do you cover EU clients?

Yes. I map findings to EN 301 549 clauses for the European Accessibility Act. See the EAA for stores outside the EU.

Are you a lawyer?

No. For legal questions about the ADA, the EAA or a demand letter, your client should talk to a qualified lawyer.