Accessibility audits, and the fixes.
WCAG 2.2 AA audits with a plain-English report and a prioritised list of fixes. We can do the remediation too, so you are not handed a problem and left with it.
The law is tightening, and the excuses are running out.
The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025 and reaches a great deal more than public sector websites. Plenty of organisations are not ready. Here is what it actually requires.
Beyond compliance, around one in four people in the UK is disabled, and a site that locks them out is losing real business every day it stays that way.
What you get back.
A WCAG 2.2 AA assessment
Tested properly, keyboard and screen reader included, not just an automated scan, which typically catches around a third of the issues.
A plain-English report
What is wrong, why it matters, and who it affects. No jargon wall.
Prioritised fixes
Ordered by impact and effort, so you can start with what matters rather than what is easiest.
Remediation, if you want it
We can do the fixes ourselves, or brief your developers clearly enough that they can.
Neurodiversity and cognitive accessibility.
Most audits stop at the technical standard, which misses a great deal. Cognitive load, clarity, predictability and overwhelm are accessibility issues too, and they are rarely tested for.
We founded the Neurodiversity Design Council, a neurodiversity-led design standards body, and NDC assessment is available alongside a standard audit. Why designing for the edges works.
Got something complicated? Let’s make it clear.
Tell us what you need and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right studio for it. Email hello@outsideofthefox.co.uk or use the form.