Accessibility Audits
Evidence and insight for accessibility decisions.
Our independent WCAG 2.2 AA audits are led by an IAAP-certified accessibility specialist who understands real-world digital services. We help organisations understand risk, assess impact and choose appropriate actions that improve access for everyone.
Why leaders commission
accessibility audits
Leaders are often expected to make decisions about accessibility without a clear picture of current risk, effort or impact.
Without that clarity, accessibility work can feel open-ended, expensive or difficult to prioritise. An accessibility audit replaces uncertainty with evidence.
Our audits help organisations:
Understand their current accessibility risk and exposure
Identify the barriers that matter most for users and service outcomes
Prioritise improvements based on user benefit, delivery requirements and timing
Plan accessibility work in a staged, proportionate way
Make defensible choices about compliance, investment and delivery
This clarity enables accessibility to be managed like any other aspect of digital risk and service quality.
How Aleph Accessibility
audits are different
Many audits focus primarily on compliance. Ours focus on impact, understanding and practical use.
Clear reporting that supports communication:
Findings are presented with meaningful metrics, visualisations and plain-language explanations to support conversations with stakeholders.Actionable findings teams can work from:
Issues are prioritised with severity, examples and practical guidance so teams can remediate quickly and confidently.WCAG with context:
Each issue includes rationale and user impact, so you understand why it matters and how to respond appropriately.Expert review grounded in real use:
All audits are reviewed by an IAAP-certified accessibility professional and native assistive technology user, covering both WCAG failures and real-world usability issues.Practical, non-judgemental delivery:
Findings are framed to support existing workflows and help teams integrate accessibility improvements sustainably.
What our clients are saying
“The audit gave us the context and rationale we needed to communicate accessibility clearly across the business, not just a list of issues.”
Leadership clarity starts here
Clarify your current accessibility risk with an evidence-based view of impact, priority and next steps.