Website accessibility audits by a full-time screen reader user
Automated scanners miss the problems real users actually hit. Every AAT Solutions audit is carried out manually by a blind accessibility specialist who navigates the web with JAWS every working day — supported by automated tooling, never replaced by it.
Why organisations need this now
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025 to companies selling covered products and services to consumers in the EU — wherever the company is based — and enforcement stepped up sharply through 2026, with regulators auditing businesses and courts ordering remediation. UK public sector bodies have their own duty under the Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018 to meet accessibility standards and publish an accessibility statement. And for every UK organisation, the Equality Act 2010 expects services to be accessible to disabled people. An independent audit tells you where you stand and exactly what to fix first.
What you get
A structured audit of your website or web application against WCAG 2.2 and EN 301 549, combining automated scanning with manual testing: full screen reader walkthroughs of your key user journeys, keyboard-only navigation, magnification and low-vision checks, colour contrast, forms and error handling, and document accessibility. You receive a prioritised report in plain English — what's broken, who it blocks, how to fix it — a readout call with your team, and a retest of fixes.
Why lived experience matters
Most audits are performed by sighted testers following a checklist. Ours are performed by someone who depends on assistive technology to do his own job. That difference shows up in the findings: we catch the friction that checklists can't describe, and we can demonstrate every issue live so your developers understand it in seconds.
How it works
A short scoping call to agree the pages and journeys that matter. The audit, typically delivered within two to three weeks depending on scope. Your report and readout. A retest once your fixes land. Remote-first, UK-wide, with on-site testing by arrangement.
An audit is an expert assessment against the standards; it is not a legal certification or a guarantee of compliance.