The expertise is specialised
Your developers may understand semantic HTML and front-end quality, but they may not have time to investigate every WCAG success criterion, assistive technology behaviour or testing method.
White-label agency support
Accessibility support for web agencies
Add manual accessibility audits, remediation and retesting to your agency services without hiring a full-time specialist.
Webmedic works behind the scenes while your agency keeps control of the client relationship, pricing and communication.
A common agency challenge
The client asks about accessibility. Your development team already has a full workload.
Accessibility requests often arrive after a proposal has been accepted, during a redesign, before a public-sector tender, or when a client starts asking about WCAG, the European Accessibility Act or ADA-related concerns.
Automated tools are not enough
Automated scans are useful for finding certain technical failures, but they cannot reliably evaluate keyboard workflows, meaningful labels, focus behaviour, error recovery or the clarity of page structure.
Hiring internally may not make sense
Accessibility demand can be irregular. A specialist subcontractor gives you access to additional capability when needed, without creating a permanent internal role before the workload justifies it.
Webmedic can support a single audit, help your developers resolve a difficult accessibility backlog, or provide ongoing overflow capacity across several client projects.
What I can deliver
Practical accessibility work your team can use.
The scope can cover assessment only, collaboration with your developers, direct implementation, or the complete process from audit to verification.
Manual accessibility audits
A structured review combining automated checks with manual inspection of real pages, components and user workflows.
Developer-ready issue reports
Issues documented with severity, affected users, location, supporting evidence and practical remediation guidance.
WordPress and WooCommerce remediation
Accessibility improvements for themes, templates, navigation, product pages, checkout flows, forms and installed components.
Blazor, ASP.NET and custom front-end remediation
Technical investigation and implementation support for custom websites, SaaS products and component-based applications.
Keyboard testing
Testing of navigation order, visible focus, interactive controls, dialogs, menus and complete workflows without a mouse.
Screen-reader testing
Targeted testing of page structure, accessible names, announcements, instructions and interaction behaviour with assistive technology.
Forms and semantic structure
Review of labels, instructions, validation, error messages, focus management, headings, landmarks and semantic HTML.
Retesting and verification
Verification of completed changes with a clear summary of resolved, remaining and newly identified issues.
White-label client-ready reports
Reports can be delivered without Webmedic branding or prepared with your agency’s name and visual identity.
How the partnership works
A straightforward process that keeps your agency in control.
The working arrangement can be adapted to your existing project management, reporting and client communication process.
- 01
Send the website or project scope
Share the URL, relevant pages, platform, client request and any deadlines or contractual requirements.
- 02
Agree on scope and commercial terms
I review the available information and propose a defined scope, delivery format, price and expected responsibilities.
- 03
Technical work happens behind the scenes
I complete the agreed audit, remediation or development support while following your preferred communication and project workflow.
- 04
Your agency manages the client
You keep control of client meetings, expectations, pricing and final decisions. Direct contact is not required.
- 05
Receive the work and verification
You receive the report, implemented changes or developer guidance, followed by retesting where included in the scope.
White-label and confidentiality
Your client remains your client.
The purpose of the partnership is to strengthen your agency’s delivery, not to compete for your client relationship.
I can work as a disclosed accessibility subcontractor or remain entirely behind the scenes, depending on what is appropriate for the project.
Discuss a confidential project- I do not approach or market directly to your clients.
- Your agency keeps ownership of the client relationship.
- NDA and subcontractor agreements are welcome.
- Reports can carry your agency’s branding.
- Client communication can remain entirely through your agency.
- Pricing between your agency and its client remains private.
Who this is for
Built for agencies that need technical capacity without adding headcount.
I work best with agencies that already deliver websites or web applications and need a reliable accessibility specialist for selected projects.
WordPress agencies
WooCommerce agencies
Shopify agencies
Shopware agencies
Web design studios
UX and UI agencies
Software development companies
Digital agencies managing client websites
Engagement models
Support structured around the project.
Start with one defined assignment or arrange ongoing availability when accessibility work appears regularly across your client portfolio.
Fixed-price projects
Suitable for clearly defined audits, remediation assignments and verification work.
Hourly technical support
Useful for developer collaboration, investigation and accessibility tasks with a changing scope.
Ongoing retainer
Reserved capacity for agencies with recurring accessibility requests across multiple clients.
Overflow support
Additional technical capacity when your internal team is busy or a deadline requires extra help.
Audit only
Independent assessment and developer-ready reporting without implementation.
Audit and remediation
A complete engagement covering discovery, implementation support and post-fix verification.
Why work with Webmedic
Accessibility support from a developer who can also implement the solution.
I am Ahmed Elshorbgy, a senior software developer based in Vilnius, Lithuania, with professional experience across C#, .NET, ASP.NET, Blazor, WordPress and web application development.
This means I can discuss an issue with your engineering team, identify the likely technical cause, provide implementation guidance, or make the agreed changes directly.
Senior development background
Accessibility findings are considered in the context of real application architecture, development constraints and maintainable implementation.
Diagnosis and implementation
I can explain what is failing and why, then support your developers or implement the agreed correction directly.
More than automated output
Reports focus on real accessibility barriers, affected workflows and useful recommendations rather than exporting an unfiltered scanner result.
Clear technical communication
Issues are described so that project managers, developers and non-technical stakeholders can understand the required next step.
Respect for agency boundaries
Your commercial relationship, client knowledge and positioning are treated as confidential parts of the engagement.
Flexible delivery
Work can be integrated into your development process, delivered as a separate audit, or completed as a white-label service.
Technical and legal scope
Clear claims, realistic outcomes.
WCAG 2.2 Level AA is used as the principal technical reference when reviewing and improving websites.
The work is intended to identify and remove accessibility barriers, improve WCAG conformance and provide practical evidence of completed remediation.
Webmedic provides technical accessibility services, not legal advice, legal certification or a guarantee that a website satisfies every legal requirement in every jurisdiction.
Agency FAQ
Questions before starting.
The first project can be kept small and clearly scoped so both sides can evaluate the working relationship.
Ask a different questionWill you contact our clients directly?
No. I do not approach, market to or independently contact your clients. Communication can remain entirely through your agency. Direct participation only happens when your agency explicitly requests and approves it.
Can reports use our branding?
Yes. Reports can be delivered without Webmedic branding or prepared with your agency name, logo and contact details when the required assets and format are provided.
Do you sign NDAs?
Yes. I am comfortable signing reasonable non-disclosure, confidentiality and subcontractor agreements before receiving private client information or access credentials.
Can you work with our developers?
Yes. I can document issues for your team, explain implementation options, review proposed fixes, answer technical questions and verify the final result.
Can you implement the fixes yourself?
Yes, when the project technology and access arrangements are suitable. I can work with WordPress, WooCommerce, Blazor, ASP.NET and custom front-end code, with the exact implementation scope agreed in advance.
Do you guarantee legal compliance?
No. I provide technical accessibility assessment and remediation using WCAG 2.2 Level AA as the principal reference. I do not provide legal advice, legal certification or a guarantee of compliance with every law or jurisdiction.
Can we start with one small project?
Yes. A small paid pilot is often the best starting point. For example, we can review a representative page set, a checkout flow, a form process or a defined group of components.
How is pricing handled?
Work can be priced as a fixed project, hourly support or an ongoing retainer. The price depends on scope, platform, number of templates or workflows, implementation responsibility and required reporting. Your agency independently controls what it charges its client.
Start with one project
Have a client website that needs accessibility support?
Send the website URL and a short description of what your client needs. I can review the scope, suggest a practical starting point and provide a clear estimate.