WCAG 2.2 accessibility audits
Find what's locking disabled users out of your site, before they find it for you.
An independent audit of your modals, forms, navigation and gated content, written up as a clear, prioritised report your own developers can act on straight away.
Request an audit See what's coveredTry it: Ignore your mouse and tab through this page. Every link and field has a visible focus outline, the heading order is real, and nothing here relies on colour alone to make its point, because that's exactly what gets checked in an audit.
Legal exposure
The Equality Act doesn't name WCAG, but courts and regulators do, they increasingly treat it as the benchmark for "reasonable adjustments." An audit turns that exposure into a documented, prioritised fix list, not a guess you're hoping never gets tested in court.
Customers you're losing right now
Screen reader users hit a dead link with no name. Keyboard-only users tab into invisible content and give up. Someone zoomed in for low vision can't find the nav. None of them complain They just leave, silently, and you never see it in your analytics as anything other than a bounce.
Findings, not a retainer
You get a clear, evidenced report your existing developers can action directly. What's broken, why it fails, and how to fix it. No dependency on us, no ongoing contract required.
Scope of work
What a Clearsight audit actually checks
Every audit is manual, tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, and covers the interactions automated scanners routinely miss. No vague 'mostly compliant' or partial pass. You get a full audit report with a clear result against the standard for every page tested, plus a prioritised remediation plan your developers can act on directly.
We test to Level WCAG 2.2 AA the benchmark used by UK public sector regulations and the standard courts reference under the Equality Act. AAA exists but is rarely achievable or required site-wide; if it's relevant to your project, we'll flag it separately.
Scope
- Modals & dialogs
- Buttons & interactive controls
- Redirects & page transitions
- Live announcements
- Gated / member-only content
Method
- Keyboard-only navigation testing
- Screen reader walkthrough
- Focus order & visibility checks
- Automated scan as a starting baseline, not the finish line
Deliverable
- Written findings, prioritised by severity
- WCAG success criterion referenced per issue
- Plain-language fix guidance for your developers
- Optional paid retest once fixes ship
How this is different
Audit-only, on purpose
Some accessibility firms sell an audit as the opening move in a longer remediation contract. Clearsight doesn't build or fix anything the audit is the whole engagement, so the findings are the only thing being sold.
- You keep your developers Your team implements the fixes — nobody else needs to touch your codebase.
- No conflict of interest Findings aren't shaped by an incentive to sell you a bigger fix.
- A retest, not a retainer Once fixes are live, a paid retest confirms what changed, no ongoing contract required.
Pricing
Straightforward day rates
Every engagement is scoped first. These are the starting rates confirmed once the size of the site is clear.
Pre-test
£500 / one-off
A quick pass over key pages to flag any major accessibility issues before you commit to a full audit — useful if you're not sure how big the problem is yet.
Credited in full against a full audit if you book one within 3 months.
Full audit
£2,500
Manual code-inspection audit against WCAG 2.2 AA, testing every page template and interactive component — forms, modals, navigation, gated content. You get a written report prioritising each finding by impact, with clear steps for your developers to fix it.
Retest
£150–200 / retest
Confirms which findings from the original audit have been resolved.
Final quote depends on site size and how much is gated behind logins, this is confirmed with you before any work starts.
Get in touch
Request an audit
Share your site's URL and how to reach you, and I'll come back with a scoped quote.
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