Digital Accessibility Compliance Audits & Reports
Independent web accessibility testing and WCAG 2.2 AA compliance reports for UK businesses. Clear findings, plain English, and priorities your team can act on.
The Real Cost of Poor Accessibility
Websites that aren’t accessible don’t just fail users. They fail your business.
Blocks Customers
Users can’t complete essential tasks, abandon journeys, and leave without converting.
Leaks Revenue
69% of users with access needs simply leave a website they find hard to use. They don’t complain. They go to a competitor. In the UK, that’s a share of £274 billion a year in disabled household spending power walking away.
Creates Legal Risk
The Equality Act 2010 requires organisations to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, and that duty applies to your website, not just your premises.
Sources: Click-Away Pound, 2019 (69% of users); Purple, 2020 (£274 billion)
Why Accessibility Matters for Your Business
Accessibility issues don’t sit on the sidelines of your website. They sit inside the journeys people need to complete.
Nearly 1 in 4 people in the UK (25%, 16.8 million) have a disability, and most will never tell you when your website blocks them. They just leave.
For organisations responsible for digital products, services, or performance, accessibility isn’t theoretical. It directly affects outcomes.
That’s why teams come to us, not for abstract standards, but for clarity on:
Where Users Are Being Blocked
Identify the exact points in your user journeys where accessibility barriers prevent completion
What the Impact Is
Understand the real business consequences of each accessibility issue on your operations
What Needs Fixing First
Prioritised recommendations that address the highest-impact issues for your users
Independent Web Accessibility Audits for UK Businesses
AMTAA provides independent accessibility audits for websites and digital services.
We identify where accessibility issues are blocking real users, assess the impact, and show you what to fix first, clearly and practically.
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No Jargon
Clear language that your team can understand and act on immediately
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No Noise
Direct findings focused on what matters for your users and business
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No Guesswork
Evidence-based recommendations with clear priorities and next steps
How We Can Help
Find out where you stand before you commit to anything.
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Accessibility Health Check
A five-page check against 13 high-priority WCAG 2.2 AA criteria, with an expert review of what the results actually mean for your site.
Fixed price
£199
- Up to 5 pages, homepage always included
- 13 WCAG 2.2 AA criteria checked automatically
- Expert-interpreted PDF report
- Report delivered within 5 working days
- No call required, fully self-serve
£199 credited against a full Assessment if you upgrade within 60 days
One-Time
Accessibility Assessment
Comprehensive audit to understand where you stand and what to fix first.
From
£2,500
- Comprehensive WCAG 2.2 AA audit of your website or digital service
- Detailed report identifying all accessibility issues blocking real users
- Issues prioritised by impact and risk, what to fix first, and why
- Clear, actionable recommendations your development team can implement
- Evidence for stakeholders and compliance requirements
- One-hour walkthrough call to discuss findings
Ongoing
Quarterly Accessibility Programme
Continuous monitoring and support to maintain high accessibility standards as your site evolves.
From
£1,800 per quarter
- Comprehensive accessibility reviews every three months
- Continuous monitoring: track improvements and catch new issues
- Priority support, direct access to our team between audits
- Trend reporting, see your accessibility improve over time
- Proactive updates on standard changes and regulatory updates
- Remediation support to confirm issues are resolved properly
Built on Real Standards
Tested in the Real World
We follow WCAG-EM methodology and test against WCAG 2.2 Level AA, but compliance is the baseline, not the goal. Every audit includes hands-on testing with the same assistive technologies your users rely on.
NVDA
Windows screen reader
WAVE
Web accessibility evaluation
axe DevTools
Automated rule-based scanning
Accessibility Insights
Microsoft browser extension
Stark
Contrast & design checks
BrowserStack
Cross-device & browser testing
Audits Built on the W3C’s Evaluation Framework, Not Guesswork
Every AMTAA audit follows WCAG-EM, the W3C’s structured evaluation methodology. That means your findings are based on a representative sample of your real site, covering every key journey and page type.
Not a single-page scan. Not an automated tool run. A rigorous, repeatable process your legal team, procurement panel, or regulator can stand behind.
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Define Scope
We agree which parts of your site, which journeys, and which WCAG level are in scope before testing begins.
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Explore the Website
We map your functionality, technology stack, and interactive components so nothing is missed.
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Select a Representative Sample
A structured set of pages covering all templates, journeys, and functionality, not just the homepage.
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Audit Sample
Manual testing with screen readers and keyboard navigation, combined with automated scanning, not siloed.
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Report Findings
A clear, prioritised report with every issue, its severity, and exact fix guidance in plain English.
What You Get
- A clear view of where users are getting stuck
- Issues prioritised by impact and risk
- Practical guidance your teams can act on
- Evidence you can rely on internally and externally
Fewer abandoned journeys, better conversion, and reduced legal exposure.
Auditing Against the Right Standard
Every AMTAA audit is conducted against WCAG 2.2 AA, the current W3C standard for web accessibility.
Source: W3C, Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2
The question isn’t whether your site has accessibility issues. It’s where they are, how much they’re costing you, and which ones to fix first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to understand your accessibility risk and get clear guidance?
How does accessibility actually increase profit?
Accessibility issues often sit inside your conversion funnel.
When users cannot complete forms, check out, book services, or move through key journeys, revenue leaks quietly without showing up as an obvious problem.
An accessibility audit helps you:
- Remove friction from high-value journeys
- Recover users who would otherwise drop out
- Improve conversion from existing traffic
Most organisations see accessibility gains before they ever see legal pressure.
Is accessibility actually enforced in the UK?
Yes. Under the Equality Act 2010, organisations that provide services must make reasonable adjustments for disabled people, and the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) enforces the Act. The duty applies to organisations of any size that provide services. What counts as a reasonable step depends on the circumstances. Public sector websites and apps are also covered by the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations.
There is no fixed penalty, but organisations can face legal claims, court orders, compensation, and public enforcement action. Issues usually escalate after complaints or audits.
Does this apply to all organisations, or just large ones?
It applies to all organisations, regardless of size or sector. There is no exemption for small businesses. If your website or digital service is customer-facing or service-critical, accessibility responsibilities apply.
What differs by size is not the obligation, but how exposed you are if issues are raised and you cannot show you have taken reasonable steps.
Is accessibility only relevant to the public sector or regulated organisations?
No. Public sector and regulated organisations face clearer oversight, but accessibility affects all sectors.
In commercial organisations, issues often surface first as lost customers, underperforming funnels, or failed journeys, long before they become formal complaints.
Will an accessibility audit tell us if we are "compliant"?
Not in an absolute sense. Full conformance is rare and hard to claim honestly, since standards evolve and sites change constantly. What an audit gives you is a clear, evidenced picture of where you stand against WCAG 2.2 AA right now, what’s failing, how serious each issue is, and what to fix first.
That’s more useful than a compliant/non-compliant label, and it’s what actually holds up if anyone ever questions your position.
How is this different from automated accessibility tools?
Automated tools identify only a limited subset of issues. Many of the most damaging accessibility problems, the ones that block real users and revenue, require expert manual review and judgement.
Audits combine tools with experience to identify issues that actually affect outcomes.
How long does an audit take?
Most audits are completed within 2 to 4 weeks, depending on scope and complexity. We confirm scope, timelines, and expectations upfront so there are no surprises.
Will this create a lot of work for our team?
The audit itself will not. Your internal developers or external development partners will implement the fixes using our prioritised recommendations. We structure audits so teams know exactly what to do, without guesswork or unnecessary rework.
If required, we can also provide ongoing guidance and support during remediation.
Do you fix the issues as well?
No. We audit and report; we don’t build. Your internal developers or an external development partner implement the fixes, using our prioritised recommendations as the brief. We write findings so a development team can act on them directly, without needing anything translated or re-explained.
If you want ongoing support while fixes are made, that’s available too.
Why should we do this now?
Because the risk and the cost both grow the longer it’s left. Every new page or feature built without accessibility in mind adds to what eventually needs fixing, and issues that block real users are already costing you conversions whether or not anyone’s complained yet.
Getting a clear picture now is cheaper and faster than untangling it later, and it means any future development starts from a known baseline instead of guesswork.
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