Accessibility Matters

Is your website meeting WCAG standards?

Compliance not only meets legal requirements but also enhances user experience.

By the DoodleWeb team · Last updated October 16, 2026

WCAG 2.2 AA
Seattle, USA
Senior engineers only

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WCAG 2.2 AA
Seattle, USA
Senior engineers only

What you get

Comprehensive Accessibility Audits

DoodleWeb conducts in-depth audits of your website, evaluating compliance with WCAG standards. We pinpoint specific areas that require improvement to ensure effective navigation for all users.

Custom Accessibility Solutions

Our dedicated team crafts personalized strategies to boost your website's compliance. This includes essential updates in design, content, and functionality to enhance accessibility.

Staff Training and Support

We equip your team with the knowledge to understand and implement accessibility best practices. Ongoing support ensures your website stays compliant even as it evolves.

Consistent Monitoring and Maintenance

Accessibility is not a one-time task. DoodleWeb provides ongoing monitoring and proactive maintenance to keep your website aligned with evolving accessibility standards.

How it works

1
Initial Consultation
We begin with a consultation to assess your association's specific challenges. This ensures our approach is tailored to your unique needs.
2
Conduct Accessibility Audit
Our team performs a thorough audit of your website, delivering a detailed report on compliance status and identifying areas for improvement.
3
Implement Solutions
Once we identify accessibility gaps, we collaborate with you to integrate necessary changes to align with WCAG guidelines.

Frequently asked questions

The primary goal of an accessibility audit is to identify barriers preventing users with disabilities from efficiently accessing your website. It helps ensure alignment with WCAG standards, ultimately improving user experience for everyone.

The duration of the accessibility audit process depends on the complexity and scope of the website being reviewed.

An accessibility audit should be conducted by professionals with expertise in web standards. DoodleWeb’s senior engineers possess the necessary experience to perform a comprehensive evaluation and provide actionable recommendations.

WCAG stands for Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, which are a set of recommendations aimed at making web content more accessible for people with disabilities. DoodleWeb works to WCAG 2.2 AA standards to help organizations enhance accessibility across various platforms.

Yes, an accessibility audit can improve SEO. Search engines prioritize user experience, and accessible sites may be better understood by search engines.

If your website fails the accessibility audit, detailed recommendations will be provided to address each identified issue. DoodleWeb can assist with the implementation to help your website meet accessibility standards.

While a formal accessibility audit is not universally mandated by law, many organizations are legally obligated to comply with accessibility standards such as the ADA and Section 508, making these audits important.

Although you can conduct a DIY audit, it is often recommended to hire professionals like DoodleWeb to ensure thorough assessment and compliance, given the complexity of accessibility guidelines.