7 business days | €990
Identify accessibility barriers, WCAG 2.1 AA-related issues, and compliance risks before they affect users, launches, procurement, or brand reputation.
Attico provides a focused accessibility audit for enterprise websites and selected digital platform pages. In 7 business days, we evaluate your website against 50 accessibility criteria and deliver a clear report, prioritized remediation roadmap, and practical recommendations for design, content, and development teams.
Enterprise websites serve multiple audiences, teams, devices, and user needs. When accessibility is not managed systematically, barriers accumulate across templates, components, forms, navigation, media, and content workflows.
For enterprise teams, accessibility gaps create more than usability problems. They can delay launches, complicate stakeholder and procurement-related reviews, increase compliance exposure, damage brand trust, and make digital services harder to use.
The challenge is not only to find accessibility issues. The challenge is to understand which issues matter most, who they affect, how difficult they are to fix, and how to prevent them from recurring.
Accessibility is not only a risk-control measure. It can help enterprise websites serve a broader audience, support aging users, improve key journeys, and signal stronger digital maturity.
By 2030, 1 in 6 people globally will be aged 60 or over, and by 2050 the global 60+ population is expected to reach 2.1 billion. For digital teams, this demographic shift makes accessibility a go-to-market advantage, not just a compliance requirement.
Many companies still treat accessibility as a late-stage compliance task. Teams that make accessibility part of their digital experience strategy can differentiate through better usability, broader reach, and stronger readiness for future market expectations.
Attico’s Accessibility Audit is a focused diagnostic product that helps teams understand the real accessibility state of their website.
We evaluate your website against 50 accessibility criteria, combining automated checks with manual expert review. The audit covers representative pages, key templates, interactive components, navigation, content, media, and page-specific issues, then turns findings into a structured report and prioritized remediation plan.
The result is not just a list of errors. It is a clear action plan for developers, designers, content teams, and stakeholders.
WCAG 2.1 AA provides accessibility guidelines that help make websites, apps, and digital products easier to use for people with different abilities, devices, and interaction methods.
Content should be easy to read and understand
Sufficient text contrast, resizable text without breaking the layout, clear language and understandable content structure
The website should be usable without a mouse
Keyboard navigation for interactive elements, clear focus indicators, consistent navigation patterns
Information should be accessible to different users
Alt text for images, captions or alternatives for video content, content that avoids accessibility-related risks for sensitive users
Forms should be easy to complete
Clear field labels, helpful error messages, avoiding unnecessary time pressure where possible
We analyze the website structure, recurring templates, content hierarchy, and representative pages to identify both global and page-specific accessibility issues.
We review forms, buttons, modal windows, menus, links, CTAs, and other interactive elements that affect user journeys and task completion.
We check navigation logic, keyboard access, focus visibility, focus order, and interaction behavior for users who do not rely on a mouse.
We review text readability, headings, image alt text, media descriptions, heading hierarchy, and content structure.
We assess contrast, typography, color cues, layout clarity, visual hierarchy, and readability across key experiences.
We review HTML semantics, ARIA usage, form behavior, labels, keyboard focus, and technical patterns that affect assistive technologies.
Where applicable, we review embedded video content and provide recommendations for making multimedia content more accessible, including captions, descriptions, and related accessibility considerations.
Start with a free homepage accessibility check — a fast expert review designed to help you understand the most visible accessibility risks before committing to a full audit.
A clear report documenting identified issues, affected pages, impact, and recommendations for remediation.
The audit report is designed to be useful for both technical teams and decision-makers. It documents the scope, reviewed pages, methodology, global and page-specific issues, video accessibility, recommendations, technical estimation, and action plan.
Accessibility should not be treated as a final checklist before launch. Attico helps teams identify accessibility risks early, connect findings to design and development decisions, and prevent the same issues from recurring across pages, templates, and components.
If you are new to accessibility or not ready for a full audit, start with a free expert review of your homepage. Attico checks your homepage against 50 accessibility criteria using both automated and manual testing methods. You receive a detailed report within 24 hours, including visual issue highlights and brief recommendations.
Included in the free check:
Homepage audit
Manual and automated review
Focus visibility check
Color contrast check
Keyboard navigation check
Structure, navigation, and content review
Heading hierarchy verification
Impacted users, components, and content areas
Visual issue highlights
Brief recommendations
From hidden accessibility gaps to a clear remediation roadmap. Attico helps teams understand where accessibility risks exist, how they affect users, and which fixes should be prioritized first.
| Area | Automated accessibility scan | Attico accessibility audit |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | Detects common automatically identifiable issues | Combines automated tools with manual expert review |
| Context | Limited page-level output | Reviews templates, journeys, content, navigation, and interactive components |
| User impact | Usually does not explain who is affected | Shows impacted users, affected components, and content areas |
| Prioritization | Often produces raw issue lists | Prioritizes findings by severity, risk, and impact |
| Actionability | Generic tool recommendations | Practical recommendations for developers, designers, content teams, and stakeholders |
| Outcome | Useful initial signal | Clear report, remediation roadmap, and action plan |
What checks are included in the accessibility audit?
The audit covers key templates, recurring elements, interactive components, navigation, keyboard accessibility, content, images, multimedia, forms, buttons, and modal windows.
How many pages are included?
Attico tests up to 50 pages, helping identify both global and page-specific accessibility issues.
Do you use automated tools only?
No. We combine automated testing with manual expert review to identify issues that automated scripts may miss.
Do I still need an audit if Lighthouse gives a high accessibility score?
Yes. A high automated score does not guarantee full accessibility. Automated tools can miss interaction logic, screen reader-related issues, semantic accuracy, content issues, hidden elements, and keyboard navigation problems.
How long does the audit take?
The standard accessibility audit is delivered within 7 business days.
Will the audit report provide guidance on fixing issues?
Yes. The report includes issue descriptions, user impact, fixing priority, and practical recommendations for remediation.
Can Attico help fix the issues after the audit?
Yes. After the audit, Attico can help implement fixes and reduce accessibility risks across the website.
How can accessibility be maintained after remediation?
Accessibility should be integrated into development standards, regular testing, team training, and periodic audits. A typical recommendation is to conduct accessibility reviews every 6–12 months.
Is this audit a legal compliance guarantee?
No. The audit helps identify WCAG 2.1 AA-related accessibility issues and supports accessibility readiness, but legal compliance can depend on jurisdiction, implementation, and the specific digital service context.
Start with a structured accessibility audit and get a clear roadmap for improving usability, WCAG 2.1 AA readiness, and digital experience quality.
7 business days | €990
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