Independent website accessibility services

Website accessibility audits and practical remediation.

Webmedic helps organisations identify website accessibility barriers, understand their impact and fix the responsible code.

Webmedic is an independent accessibility audit and remediation service based in Vilnius and delivered by senior software developer Ahmed Elshorbgy. You work directly with the specialist who assesses the website, explains the findings, prepares the remediation plan and, where agreed, implements changes in .NET, Blazor, WordPress and other web platforms.

What is Webmedic?

One specialist from identifying the problem to verifying the fix.

Webmedic is an independent website accessibility audit and remediation service. I communicate directly with the client, perform the technical review, prepare the report and help implement the required improvements.

The objective is not to return a generic automated score. It is to show what does not work, who is affected, which fixes should be prioritised and how they can be implemented safely.

Portrait of Ahmed Elshorbgy

Who provides Webmedic services?

Ahmed Elshorbgy

Senior software developer based in Vilnius, Lithuania.

I specialise in web systems built with C#, .NET and Blazor and also have practical WordPress experience. This development background allows me to identify accessibility barriers, understand their technical causes and implement realistic changes in the codebase.

From the first conversation to final verification, you communicate directly with me. I can work with an internal team or agency, follow agreed code-access procedures and sign a non-disclosure agreement where required.

Accessibility training

Specialist knowledge supports practical development experience.

Ahmed completed the LinkedIn Learning course Web Accessibility for Developers, covering the foundations of digital accessibility and practical principles for building accessible web interfaces.

This knowledge is applied alongside professional development experience when assessing forms, buttons, links, page structure, contrast, keyboard interaction and assistive technology behaviour.

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How I work

A clear process from assessment to verification.

01

Review selected pages

Assess agreed pages using automated and manual checks covering structure, keyboard use, visible focus, forms, links, contrast and critical tasks.

02

Explain the barriers

Provide a report describing the issue, location, importance, user impact and severity.

03

Plan or implement remediation

Create specific development tasks or implement agreed changes directly in the codebase.

04

Verify the result

Retest the agreed scope and report what was fixed, what improved and which issues remain.

What to expect

Defined scope, direct communication and practical next steps.

  • Scope agreed before work begins.
  • No immediate code access required to commission a public-site audit.
  • Reports written for business owners, agencies, product teams and developers.
  • Recommendations prioritised by severity, user impact and realistic remediation effort.
  • NDA and limited code access available where required.

Important limitations

An audit helps manage risk but is not a legal guarantee.

  • Findings apply to the agreed pages, functions and user tasks.
  • Webmedic does not provide legal advice or guarantee protection from complaints or legal action.
  • Accessibility is ongoing because website changes can introduce new barriers.
  • Automated results are not treated as a full audit without manual review.

Before work begins, we agree what will be assessed, what you will receive and which remediation work is included.

Who the service is for

Organisations and teams that need a clear result.

Small businesses

Websites needing clearer forms, navigation, content structure and user journeys.

Agencies

Independent client-project review, remediation planning or specialist implementation support.

SaaS products

Dashboards, registration, account pages and other product interfaces.

WordPress and WooCommerce

Templates, checkout, forms, plugins and content pages.

.NET and Blazor teams

Component-based and dynamic interfaces requiring implementation-aware accessibility support.

Product owners

A prioritised issue register before development capacity is assigned.

Start with a defined audit

Want to know which accessibility barriers exist on your website?

Send the website address and describe the pages or tasks you want assessed. I will respond with the recommended scope, price and next steps.

Request an accessibility review