Website Accessibility Check & WCAG 2.2 Audits
Find out in about a minute whether your website passes the automated WCAG 2.2 AA accessibility checks. It’s free. Then let our Brisbane team audit, fix and re-test the rest, so no resident, customer or member is shut out.
- Tested with axe, WAVE, NVDA & VoiceOver
- We fix issues, not just report them
- Itemised quote before any work
Free instant compliance check
Enter your email and any page on your website. We’ll test it against the WCAG 2.2 AA checks that can be automated and show you exactly what fails.
Instant Answers. Honest Limits.
Our free check runs industry-standard automated accessibility tests, powered by the axe-core engine, against the page you enter. If it finds a failure, the page doesn’t meet WCAG 2.2 AA. If it passes, a person still needs to test the parts software can’t.
Checked automatically
- Text colour contrast
- Missing image alternative text
- Form fields without labels
- Buttons and links with no name
- Page language and title
- Touch target size, new in WCAG 2.2
- Zoom blocked on mobile, broken ARIA and table structure
Needs a person to test
- Using every menu, form and popup by keyboard alone
- Making sense with NVDA and VoiceOver screen readers
- Visible keyboard focus that’s never hidden
- Accurate captions and transcripts
- Accessible PDFs and documents
- Clear error messages and accessible sign-in
- Alternative text that’s meaningful, not just present
What’s in an IDM Accessibility Audit.
A senior Brisbane team tests your site the way your users actually use it, then fixes what’s broken. No offshore testing, no 200-page report nobody reads.
The Right Pages
We agree a sample of your key templates and journeys: home, services, news, search, forms and documents. Then we test those, not just the home page.
Automated Testing
axe and WAVE across every page in scope to catch the measurable failures fast, from contrast and labels to ARIA and structure.
Keyboard & Screen Readers
We use your site with a keyboard only, NVDA on Windows and VoiceOver on Mac and iPhone. That’s where most real barriers hide.
Plain-English Report
Every issue mapped to its WCAG 2.2 AA criterion, ranked by impact, with a screenshot and the fix. Written so your executive and auditors can follow it.
We Fix It
On WordPress, our team fixes the issues for you. On other platforms, we give your developers clear, copy-ready fix notes for each issue.
Re-test & Sign-off
We re-test after the fixes and give you a short summary of what was found, fixed and still outstanding, ready for your records.
WCAG 2.2 AA Is the Benchmark.
The Australian Human Rights Commission points organisations to WCAG 2.2 Level AA when it comes to accessible websites and digital services under the Disability Discrimination Act.
Rates, bins, applications and consultations have moved online. Your website has to work for residents with disability, older residents and anyone on a small phone screen.
Members, volunteers, donors and funders expect accessible services, and the Disability Discrimination Act applies to community organisations too.
Around one in five Australians has a disability. An accessible site serves them, works better for everyone and reduces your discrimination risk.
Read our guide: WCAG 2.2 for Queensland councils and agencies
From Free Check to Fixed Site.
- Free check
Run the instant check above, or ask us to run it across a few of your pages.
- Scoping call
A free 30-minute call to agree the pages, documents and timeline. You get an itemised quote.
- Audit & report
Automated, keyboard and screen reader testing, then a plain-English, prioritised fix list.
- Fix & re-test
We fix the issues, or brief your developers, then re-test and confirm.
Accessibility Audit FAQs.
Is the free check enough to say our website is compliant?
No. Automated tools can only test part of WCAG 2.2. If the free check finds a failure, the page doesn’t meet WCAG 2.2 AA. If it finds none, that’s a good start, but keyboard use, screen reader experience, captions and documents still need to be tested by a person before you can say the site complies.
What accessibility standard should our website meet?
WCAG 2.2 Level AA. It’s the current version of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines published by the W3C, and it’s the level the Australian Human Rights Commission points organisations to. A site that meets WCAG 2.2 AA also meets WCAG 2.1 AA.
Why do you ask for my email?
So we can follow up with your results and offer a free walkthrough if it’s useful. We don’t share your email or add you to a mailing list.
Can you fix the issues as well?
Yes. On WordPress sites our team fixes the issues directly. On other platforms we give your developers clear fix notes for each issue, then re-test once they’re done.
How much does an accessibility audit cost?
It depends on how many page templates and documents are in scope. After a free scoping call you get an itemised quote, before any work starts, that drops straight into your approval process.
Do you work with councils outside Brisbane?
Yes. We’re based in Brisbane and work with councils, agencies and not-for-profits across Queensland and beyond. Audits are done remotely, and we’re happy to present findings online or in person.
Ready for the Full Picture?
Book a free scoping call and we’ll come back with an itemised audit quote, ready for your approval process.