Automated and manual audit
Axe scans plus keyboard and screen-reader testing.
Accessibility (WCAG)
WCAG 2.2 audits and remediation for inclusive websites.
ERPHUBs audits and fixes websites against WCAG 2.2, covering keyboard access, contrast, semantics, forms and screen reader support, with a report you can share with stakeholders.
Accessibility (WCAG)Designed and delivered by ERPHUBs
Why It Matters
Why Accessibility (WCAG) Needs a Specialist Approach
Accessible sites serve more people and reduce legal risk. WCAG 2.2 gives testable criteria for perceivable, operable, understandable and robust content. We audit, fix and document, so you can show real progress.
ERPHUBs audits and fixes websites against WCAG 2.2, covering keyboard access, contrast, semantics, forms and screen reader support, with a report you can share with stakeholders.
Discuss your project+25%typical lead uplift goalFrom clearer journeys and faster pages
LCP 2.5sCore Web Vitals targetMeasured with field data
WCAG 2.2 AAaccessibility goalAudited and documented
0lost key URLsRedirect map verified before launch
What You Get
What Is Included in Accessibility (WCAG)
Each deliverable is scoped, reviewed with you and handed over with documentation.
Prioritised remediation plan
Issues ranked by user impact and effort.
Design and code fixes
Contrast, focus order, labels, landmarks and ARIA.
Accessible forms and documents
Clear errors, labels and tagged PDFs.
Accessibility statement
Honest conformance statement and contact route.
Team training
Guidance for designers, developers and editors.
Bottlenecks and Fixes
Where Accessibility (WCAG) Projects Get Stuck, and How We Design Around It
Inaccessible forms
The bottleneck. Labels and errors are unclear.
How we design it. Programmatic labels, error messages and focus management.
Target result: +25% typical lead uplift goal
Low contrast
The bottleneck. Text is hard to read.
How we design it. Accessible colour palette and states.
Target result: LCP 2.5s Core Web Vitals target
Keyboard traps
The bottleneck. Menus and modals cannot be used.
How we design it. Focus order, skip links and ARIA patterns.
Target result: WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility goal
By Industry
Accessibility (WCAG): Bottlenecks We Solve, Industry by Industry
Every sector hits different walls. Here is what we see and how we design around it.
Government and education
Bottleneck: Accessibility is required.
Our design: Audit, remediation and accessibility statement.
E-commerce
Bottleneck: Checkout excludes some users.
Our design: Accessible checkout and error handling.
Healthcare
Bottleneck: Users have diverse needs.
Our design: Plain language and assistive support.
Financial services
Bottleneck: Documents must be accessible.
Our design: Accessible PDFs and forms.
How We Deliver
A Five-Step Delivery Path
- 1AuditAnalytics, usability and technical review.
- 2StrategyGoals, KPIs and URL preservation.
- 3RedesignPrototype, test and build.
- 4LaunchRedirects and metadata verified.
- 5MeasureBefore-and-after reporting.
Typical stackWCAG 2.2axeNVDA/VoiceOverARIAAudit report
Standards We Build To
Quality, Security and Compliance in Accessibility (WCAG)
Evidence-led decisions
Analytics, recordings and tests guide design.
SEO protection
URL, content and metadata preserved.
Accessibility by design
Contrast, focus and semantics from the start.
Measured outcomes
Before-and-after reporting against agreed KPIs.
Planning
What Affects Timeline and Cost in Accessibility (WCAG)
Usually 6 to 14 weeks including research, design and build.
Page count
More templates and pages extend design and QA.
Research depth
Interviews and testing add time and insight.
Platform change
Replatforming adds migration work.
Content updates
Rewriting copy is often the longest step.
Engagement Models
Ways to Work With ERPHUBs
Fixed-scope project
A clear scope, timeline and price for well-defined work.
Dedicated team
A named squad that works as part of your team month to month.
Support retainer
Ongoing fixes, updates and monitoring after launch.
Use Cases
Where Accessibility (WCAG) Delivers the Most Value
Typical situations where clients bring us in, and what we design for each.
Audit and roadmap
Manual and automated WCAG 2.2 checks with prioritised fixes.
Remediation
Keyboard, screen reader, contrast and form fixes in your code.
Accessible design systems
Components that are compliant by default.
Statements and evidence
Accessibility statement and records for procurement and legal reviews.
Tools and Technology
How We Build Accessibility (WCAG)
Research tools
Analytics, heatmaps, recordings and user interviews.
Design and prototyping
Figma design systems and clickable prototypes for testing.
Audit tooling
Lighthouse, PageSpeed, axe and manual screen reader checks.
Build and QA
Responsive builds with cross-browser and device testing.
Success Metrics
How We Measure Accessibility (WCAG) Results
We agree measurable targets up front and report against them.
Before and after speed
Core Web Vitals compared on the same pages.
Conversion lift
Enquiries or sales per visit measured across the change.
Accessibility score
Automated and manual issues closed and verified.
Task success
Usability tests showing users finish key tasks faster.
Before You Decide
Questions to Settle Before Starting Accessibility (WCAG)
Will we lose our rankings?
We protect them with a content audit, URL map and redirect plan.
How do you decide what to change?
Analytics, user research and tests guide the changes, not taste.
Can we redesign in phases?
Yes. Start with the highest-impact pages and expand.
How do you prove it worked?
Before and after metrics on speed, conversion and accessibility.
After Launch
Support, Maintenance and Handover
Monitoring and fixes
Uptime, errors and performance watched, with fixes under agreed response times.
Updates and security
Dependencies, platforms and security patches kept current.
Enhancements
A monthly pool of hours for improvements, prioritised with you.
Training and handover
Documentation, recordings and sessions so your team stays independent.
Works With Zoho
Connected to the Zoho Apps You Already Use
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FAQ
Accessibility (WCAG), Answered
Will you certify us as compliant?
We do not issue legal certification; we audit, fix and document conformance.
Is an overlay enough?
Overlays alone usually do not make a site compliant; real fixes are needed.
Can you train our team?
Yes, for designers, developers and content editors.
How much does Accessibility (WCAG) cost?
Cost depends on scope, integrations, compliance needs and the number of users or pages. After a short discovery we give a fixed or phased quote with clear milestones, so you can compare it with other options.
How long does Accessibility (WCAG) take?
Usually 6 to 14 weeks including research, design and build.
What support do you provide after Accessibility (WCAG) goes live?
We offer support retainers covering fixes, updates, monitoring and enhancements, plus a handover with documentation and training so your team is never locked in.
Start the conversation
Tell us about your Accessibility (WCAG) project
Share your goal and constraints. A senior consultant replies with questions, options and a scoped quote.