Digital Accessibility

Digital accessibility. Built into the service.

Make websites, applications, forms and documents usable—and give your team a repeatable way to keep them that way.

Who we work with

Government, education, healthcare and organizations delivering digital services.

Make the requirement part of the work.

The homepage is only the beginning. People also need to complete a form, read an attachment, make a payment and use the service with a keyboard or assistive technology. We connect accessibility review to the engineering and publishing work that resolves the barriers.

What we deliver

A concrete result at every step.

01

A prioritized accessibility assessment

An inventory of user journeys, templates, documents and third-party services, with findings mapped to the agreed WCAG criteria and their effect on the user.

02

Remediated services and content

Interface fixes, accessible form behavior, document remediation, reusable publishing templates and a coordinated vendor backlog.

03

Test evidence and an operating guide

Manual keyboard and assistive-technology checks alongside automated testing, a retest record, and clear publishing and maintenance responsibilities.

The delivery path

From the source to the operating handoff.

Your websites and applications, priority user journeys, document inventory, publishing tools and vendor contacts.

Explore the core capability
  1. Trace the journey

    Select the services and content people rely on. Establish the applicable standard, content scope and acceptance criteria.

  2. Remove the barriers

    Repair code, structure and content; resolve third-party dependencies; test the complete task rather than individual screens alone.

  3. Maintain the result

    Equip publishing owners with templates, checks and a review cadence for new content and software releases.

Keep it working

Continuity is part of delivery.

Release testing, document review, publishing support and vendor follow-up keep accessibility connected to daily operations.

Connected to the Axlete portfolio

Explore the product architecture and related work behind our approach.

Related work & methods

Source context

Standards and reporting context

  • WCAG 2.1

    Technical success criteria used to define and test the accessibility scope.

  • ADA Title II web rule

    Federal guidance for state and local government web content and mobile applications.

  • HHS Section 504

    Accessibility context for organizations receiving HHS financial assistance.

Work with Axlete

Discuss your accessibility project.

Scope is based on journeys, templates, documents, integrations and testing coverage. We define the implementation milestones and fee together.

Discuss your accessibility project