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v2.3: Cart became an icon, and screen readers now say only “button”. The check caught it before it went live.

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What automated accessibility checkers miss

Correct on paper. Still blocks people.

✓ Every example below passes automated accessibility checkers

✗ Focus ring exists. Nobody can see it.
✗ Error shows. It doesn’t say how to fix it.
✗ Dialog opens. The keyboard is stuck behind it.
✗ Order placed. The screen reader says nothing.

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About accessibility widgets

A widget alone is not a fix.

Overlay widget added

✗ The badge says WCAG AA. The button still has no name, until someone files a complaint.

Fixed in the code

✓ The button gets a real name in your code. Every screen reader reads it.

Low contrast is the easiest problem to find. A free checker spots it in seconds, yet it is still one of the most common failures on the web.

72% of respondents with disabilities say overlays aren't effective. WebAIM survey $1M FTC fine in 2025 for claiming an AI widget makes sites compliant. FTC order

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From scope to retest.

1
Scope

Agree on pages, interactions, methodology, and deliverables.
2
Test

Combine useful automated checks with manual evaluation.
3
Report

Document barriers, impact, and practical next steps.
4
Fix

I fix the code and keep your design, or support your developers while they do.
5
Retest

Check the agreed changes and record the results.

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Picked up by (your tester's name)

18 of 32 checked (56%)

Expected ready by: Oct 17

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Clear next steps.

Review findings in a private client space. Your team can discuss changes and request agreed retesting alongside the original evidence.

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Fail Global issue

Keyboard access

4.A All tested pages · Main menu 2.1.1

The menu trigger is a clickable div. Tab skips it, so the navigation links cannot be reached with a keyboard.

Expected behavior: All functionality can be accessed and executed using only the keyboard.
The next action: Use a native button for the menu trigger. Keep its expanded state in sync with the menu and make sure the revealed links are reachable.

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A focused scope. A clear starting price.

Start with an important journey or a small set of templates. We agree on the work and total price before testing begins.

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Testing starting prices (USD)
First unique page or template	Starting at $149
Additional unique page or template	Starting at $99
Repeated-template or light supporting page	Starting at $49

Enterprise: Contact us for custom pricing.

Scope depends on unique layouts, components, states, and workflows—not URL count alone. Complex and authenticated workflows receive a custom quote. Remediation and retesting are separate unless your quote includes them.

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