AccessibilityColabs

Accessibility for new and existing websites.

Colabs helps organisations make websites and web applications easier to use for more people — whether we are building something new, improving an existing platform or fixing issues found in an audit.

Built in from the start

Accessibility should not be an afterthought.

For new websites, accessibility should not be an afterthought. Semantic HTML, keyboard support, clear focus states, readable content and accessible forms are easier to include from the start than to retrofit later.

That is why accessibility is part of our normal build process, not only a separate audit service.

Practical accessibility support

Accessibility that fits real projects.

Accessibility can feel overwhelming when it is treated as a separate compliance exercise.

We combine WCAG knowledge with hands-on frontend experience. That means we do not only report problems. We help your team understand where they come from and how to fix them properly.

What we test

  • Keyboard navigation
  • Focus order
  • Visible focus
  • Screen reader behaviour
  • Forms and error messages
  • Navigation and landmarks
  • Buttons, links and interactive elements
  • Dynamic content updates
  • Colour contrast
  • Zoom and responsive behaviour
  • ARIA usage
  • HTML semantics
  • Templates and components

What you get

  • Accessibility issue report
  • Severity and user impact
  • WCAG references
  • Developer-ready recommendations
  • Remediation support
  • Follow-up validation

Audit options

Quick scan

A focused review of key templates or user flows. Useful when you need a first indication of accessibility risk.

Standard audit

A structured accessibility review of representative pages, components and user journeys.

Audit and remediation support

A deeper review with developer-ready recommendations, support during fixes and validation afterwards.

Current platforms

You do not always need to wait for a rebuild.

Many accessibility improvements can be made in the current website. Fixing forms, navigation, focus behaviour, templates and components can already make a significant difference for users.

If a migration is planned later, these improvements also help clarify what the new platform needs to do better.

Already know your site has accessibility issues?

We can help you prioritise and fix them.

Discuss accessibility support