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Accessibility practice

Audit · Remediation · Preference tooling

Better access is
better product quality.

We find barriers, explain their impact, and help fix them—through audits, remediation, accessible builds, and optional on-page preference controls.

StandardWCAG 2.2 AA focused
MethodAutomated + manual review
OutcomePrioritized, fixable findings

A serious accessibility practice

Standards guide the work.
Real tasks prove it.

A Lighthouse score of 100 can be a useful target in a defined test—but it is not proof that a person can understand, operate, or complete the experience.

We combine automated signals with manual inspection, keyboard testing, semantic review, and critical-journey verification. The result is a clear body of work that design, engineering, content, and leadership teams can act on.

Engagements are commonly aligned to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, with scope shaped around the product, audience, technology, and organizational requirements.

European accessibility context

New requirements.
Practical technical work.

The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025 to certain products and services offered in the EU, including areas such as e-commerce, banking, transport, and electronic communications.

Whether a specific organization or service is in scope depends on the product, market, organization, jurisdiction, and local implementation. Cortava helps teams understand and deliver the technical work; qualified legal counsel should confirm applicability.

What we examine

The experience behind the score.

We review the technical foundation and the human journey, because accessibility problems rarely stay inside one discipline.

Keyboard and focus

Complete journeys, logical focus order, visible focus, menus, dialogs, forms, and controls.

Vision and presentation

Contrast, zoom, reflow, text resizing, responsive readability, and non-color communication.

Structure and semantics

Headings, landmarks, labels, names, roles, states, and relationships assistive technology can interpret.

Content alternatives

Useful text alternatives, media support, instructions, status messages, and understandable errors.

Interaction behavior

Touch targets, gestures, motion, timing, feedback, and predictable interaction across devices.

Critical user journeys

Hands-on testing of the tasks that matter most to customers, employees, and the business.

Cortava accessibility tool

Give visitors more control over how they use the interface.

Our preference tool lets people adjust text size, line height, letter spacing, font, alignment, title emphasis, magnified reading, contrast, saturation, light or dark presentation, images, links, motion, focus, reading guidance, and spoken content.

The tool complements semantic code, keyboard support, and tested user journeys. It does not turn an inaccessible product into a compliant one by itself.

Cortava accessibility preferencesPersonalize the experience
Preferences can be saved

Reading

  • Text size
  • Line height
  • Letter spacing
  • Readable font
  • Text alignment
  • Highlight titles
  • Text magnifier

Visual

  • Contrast and saturation
  • Dark and light modes
  • Hide images
  • Highlight links

Focus and assistance

  • Reading ruler
  • Read aloud
  • Pause animations
  • Focus highlight
  • Larger cursor
Reset allDesigned to support personal preferences—not replace accessible code.

From evidence to improvement

A useful audit ends with decisions—not a score.

Every finding is written to support ownership, remediation, and verification.

Scope what matters

Select representative pages, templates, components, and critical journeys instead of testing an arbitrary page count.

Find and explain barriers

Document the issue, affected users, relevant success criteria, evidence, and practical context for the team.

Prioritize the response

Organize findings by impact, severity, reach, dependency, and implementation effort.

Remediate and verify

Implement corrections or support the responsible team, then retest the agreed experience.

Ways to engage

Start at the point your product needs.

Commission an audit and remediation programme, add the Cortava preference tool, or include accessibility throughout a new digital initiative.

Audit and technical remediation

A practical route from evidence to corrected templates, components, content, and critical journeys.

  • Automated and manual review
  • Prioritized issue register
  • Implementation and targeted retesting

Cortava accessibility tool

A branded preference layer that gives people more control over reading, presentation, focus, and assistance.

  • Reading and text controls
  • Visual and motion preferences
  • Focus and assistance features

Accessible product delivery

Accessibility decisions integrated throughout a new website, application, or redesign.

  • Inclusive design review
  • Semantic implementation
  • Pre-launch journey checks

Scope and assuranceOur work supports technical accessibility and WCAG alignment within the agreed scope. It is not legal advice or a permanent guarantee; content, technology, standards, and user needs continue to evolve.

Improve access and reduce experience risk

Make accessibility part of the product—not an afterthought.

Start with an audit, technical remediation, accessible delivery support, or the Cortava accessibility tool for your existing website.

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