Celtic River Marketing — Service
Website Accessibility Audits in Pearl River, NY
We audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, report what we find in priority order, and document the work that gets done.
What This Actually Means
An accessibility audit answers a specific question: can someone using a keyboard only, or a screen reader, or a phone at large text size, actually use this website? Often the answer is no, and the owner has no idea.
The barriers are usually mundane. Images with no alt text. Buttons that are only reachable with a mouse. Text and background colours that don't have enough contrast. Form fields with no label attached to them. A menu that traps keyboard focus.
We test against WCAG 2.1 AA — the published technical standard — using an automated scan first, then manual keyboard and screen-reader spot checks, because plenty of real barriers never show up in a scanner.
You get a written report in priority order: what's broken, why it matters, and what fixing it involves. Remediation is quoted separately so you can decide what to do and when, and we re-test afterwards so the work is documented rather than assumed.
What's Included
- Automated accessibility scan across your key page templates
- Manual keyboard navigation checks on every interactive element
- Screen-reader spot checks on the pages that matter most
- Colour contrast and text-resize review
- A prioritised written report describing each issue in plain English
- Reference to the specific WCAG 2.1 AA criterion behind each finding
- Remediation scoped and quoted separately
- A re-test after fixes, with the results documented
What This Is — And What It Isn't
We build and audit against WCAG 2.1 AA and document the work we do. We do not use or offer accessibility overlay widgets, because they cover barriers rather than remove them. We are not attorneys and none of this is legal advice — if you have questions about legal obligations, take them to your lawyer.
Who This Is For
You've never had it checked
The site was built, it launched, and nobody ever tested whether it works without a mouse.
You serve the whole public
Your customers include older adults and people with disabilities, and you'd rather the site didn't quietly turn them away.
You're rebuilding anyway
A redesign is the cheapest possible moment to fix accessibility, because nothing has to be undone.
Website Accessibility (WCAG) Audits — FAQ
WCAG 2.1 AA. It's the published technical standard for web accessibility, and every finding in our report points to the specific criterion behind it.
No. We don't use or offer overlay widgets. We test the site itself and fix the underlying markup and design, because that's what actually removes a barrier.
We are not attorneys and nothing here is legal advice. What we provide is technical work: an audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, a written report, remediation, and a documented re-test. Questions about legal obligations belong with your lawyer.
You decide what to fix. Remediation is quoted separately, and once the fixes are in we re-test and document the result.
Sealed With Our Word
Let Us Prove It First.
We'll build a working prototype of your new homepage before you sign anything. If you don't love it, we part friends.