Web accessibility, done properly.
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ADA
Americans with Disabilities Act
Section 508
Federal accessibility requirements
EN 301 549
European accessibility standard
WCAG 2.2
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines
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1 in 6 people live with a disability. Yet most websites still don't work for them.
That means millions of people, including those who rely on screen readers, keyboard navigation, or other assistive tools, are excluded from basic access to information, services, and opportunities online.
Don't just think 'wheelchairs'.
It's normally the physical disabilities that come to mind when we think of being 'disabled', but there are a huge number of less visible disabilities, like epilepsy, ADHD, autism, dyslexia, cognitive impairments, or anyone who is neurodivergent.
Some disabilities are permanent and some are temporary. The web needs to be accessible for everyone. Accessima is about making the web work better for everyone.
It could be your legal obligation.
The legal landscape around digital accessibility is changing fast. The European Accessibility Act came into force in June 2025. The ADA covers US-facing websites. The UK Equality Act has long applied to digital services.
Accessibility is no longer optional. For many businesses, it is now a legal requirement.
Automated tools only catch about 30% of real accessibility issues.
Automated scanners are useful for spotting obvious low-hanging fruit like missing alt text and low contrast colours. They cannot tell you if a screen reader user can actually complete your checkout, or that your pop-up is a keyboard trap. They miss components that simply do not work without a mouse, and much more.
Our audits include hands-on testing by people with lived experience of disability, by people who rely on assistive technology every single day. That is what separates a report that looks good on paper from a website that actually works.
The Answer? Real accessibility.
Most accessibility services hand you an automated report, leave you with a list of WCAG references, and call it done.
We do not work that way. At Accessima, IAAP-certified specialists combine expert manual auditing with insights from real users with disabilities. Every audit gives you an honest, prioritised picture of what is stopping real people from using your website, and exactly what to do about it.
Manual + AI-Assisted Reviews
Expert manual auditing combined with smart tooling. Comprehensive, honest, and nothing gets missed.
Tested by People with Disabilities
Real users with lived experience put your site through its paces. No simulation, no assumptions.
WCAG 2.2 Alignment
Practical support to meet WCAG 2.2 AA and the standards that apply to your business.
Clear, Actionable Recommendations
No jargon. Step-by-step guidance your team can actually follow and implement.
Tailored Accessibility Policies
Policy documents written for your business, showing your commitment and guiding your team.
Transparent Pricing
Straightforward packages. No hidden fees, no confusing tiers.
Who We Are
Accessima was founded by Adam Senior, a digital design expert with over 20 years of experience in graphic design, web design, UX, UI, and accessibility optimisation.
Our team includes IAAP-certified accessibility specialists who go beyond checklists. We listen to real-world feedback from disabled users and align with internationally recognised standards, including WCAG 2.2 and the requirements of the EAA, ADA, and UK Equality Act.
Our mission is simple: make the web work for everyone, not just the average user.
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Book a free 30-minute consultation with an accessibility specialist. We will talk through your site, your requirements, and what a proper web accessibility audit would involve.