Practical accessibility guidance
Clear articles and practical checks covering WCAG 2.2, the European Accessibility Act, website audits and accessibility remediation.
Written for website owners, product managers, designers and developers who want practical next steps as well as an explanation of the requirements.
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Learn how a reliable audit differs from an automated scan and what business and development teams should expect.
A reliable assessment checks more than code failures. It reviews keyboard navigation, focus order, forms, content structure, responsive states and selected screen reader scenarios.
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Answers to common questions before commissioning an audit or planning remediation.
How an audit differs from an automated scan, how scope is selected and what makes a report useful.
Read articleAutomated tools are useful, but they cannot determine whether a person understands the interface and can complete the main task.
Read articleA practical introduction to covered services, possible exceptions and the first steps in a technical assessment.
Read articleA simple test that helps reveal invisible focus, unreachable menus, dialogs and form problems.
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Review the report format, services and process before choosing where to start.
See how a problem, its impact, priority and recommended remediation direction are documented.
View sampleAudits, remediation, targeted testing and platform-specific technical support.
View servicesFrom audit scope and priorities to implementation and verification.
View processSend the website URL and most important user task. Webmedic will suggest a practical assessment or remediation starting point.