How we work

Built for White-Label WCAG Delivery
Automated + manual testing Ticket-ready handoff Verification after fixes (NVDA/VoiceOver)
How we work
Built for agency workflows

Our role in your delivery

We work as your white-label accessibility partner — quietly and reliably.

You own the client. We deliver accessibility.

Typical engagement flow

Most agencies follow this path.

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Audit first

Audit-only delivery available.
2

Targeted Remediation

3

Ongoing Compliance

Fits your workflow

How We Integrate With Agencies

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No new processes. No extra meetings. No unnecessary tooling.

Client-ready delivery, end to end.

How Delivery Looks in Practice

Delivery for remediation and ongoing engagements.
How delivery look
Everything needed to start delivery.

What we need to get Started

Requirements to start delivery smoothly.
What we need
Quick answers for agency delivery.

Agency FAQ

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Yes—white-label is the default. NDA if needed. No subcontractor exposure. Deliverables can be branded as yours. To the client, it’s your agency delivering.

Only if you want us to. By default: no. If you prefer “co-pilot mode,” we can join a call as your technical accessibility specialist under your lead—without taking over the relationship.

A balanced approach: automated checks (coverage) manual QA (real issues) screen reader testing where it matters (real-world usability) Goal: practical accessibility that holds up in real use—not checkbox compliance.

We retest changes (automated + manual) and document results. You get confirmation of what’s fixed, what remains, and any known limitations.

Yes—this is where it works best. A retainer gives you predictable capacity, priority support, and client-ready status updates. You get an accessibility capability without hiring.

We prioritize based on: user impact (blockers) compliance risk (critical failures) effort vs benefit (quick wins) This keeps projects moving and makes progress easy to communicate to clients.

Minimal input: staging/production access (or link) key templates/pages (or sitemap) your PM/tech lead contact if WP remediation: agreed access level + scope No big onboarding, no heavy setup.

Typically: Client-ready audit report (PDF/DOCX) Fix list: Sheets, Jira, Asana, Trello, ClickUp... Verification checklist + sign-off notes Optional dev notes/snippets where it helps Everything is designed so you can confidently forward it to your client.

We work directly with your PM or tech lead. You stay client-facing. We operate as the delivery layer in the background—clear owners, fewer blockers, faster execution.

No. We fit into your existing workflow. Sheets, Jira, Asana, Trello, ClickUp... whatever you already use. No new ceremonies, no “accessibility standups,” no unnecessary tooling.

We don’t deliver “WCAG theory.” We deliver fix-ready tasks: page/template or component selector or clear location what’s wrong + why (WCAG reference) recommended fix (practical) priority + definition of done Your devs can open a ticket and implement immediately.

Both. Audits: for any website/stack. Remediation: often implemented directly in WordPress (fixes or a compliant rebuild), because we can ship quickly and safely when we control the environment.

We operate with a “proof mindset”: retest after fixes track status per item (fixed / partial / won’t fix + reason) map to WCAG criteria for traceability So you can show real progress—not just claims.

We prevent it with clear scope upfront (pages/templates/components). If the client adds more, it becomes a change request—you stay in control, and we give a clean estimate and next step.

Fast, because we don’t require process changes. We typically need: a staging/production link, your priority list, and your preferred ticket format. Then we move into delivery mode.