Accessible, and defensible.
A senior, done-with-you review of how your site holds up against WCAG 2.1 AA / 2.2, starting with the pages that carry the most risk: your donation forms and intake portals. You get a plain-language audit and a prioritized, developer-ready remediation roadmap your team can actually work through.
$2,500 · fixed scopeTell us about your site and we’ll come back with where you stand and what to fix first, no obligation. New here? The free Accessibility Check scans your site in a couple of minutes, or book a scoping call.
Accessibility became a legal and funding question.
The DOJ’s 2024 Title II rule made WCAG 2.1 AA explicit for state and local government entities, and federally funded and public-serving programs face similar expectations. Across the sector, WebAIM’s annual audit still finds an average of roughly 50 accessibility errors on top homepages, most of them in exactly the places that matter most: forms, buttons, and contrast. For federally funded orgs, public intake portals, and high-volume donation pages, that’s a risk worth knowing before someone else finds it.
Four steps, donation forms first.
Scoping call
We agree on what to review, which pages, forms, and flows carry the most legal and conversion risk, and where to start.
WCAG audit
A combined automated and hands-on review against WCAG 2.1 AA / 2.2, keyboard, screen-reader, contrast, and form checks, not just a scanner dump.
Prioritized roadmap
Every finding ranked by risk and effort, donation and intake forms first, written developer-ready, so your team knows exactly what to change.
Walkthrough
A working session to hand it over, we walk your team or web person through the roadmap so the fixes actually get made.
A roadmap your developer can act on.
- A plain-language WCAG 2.1 AA / 2.2 audit of the pages we scope
- Every finding rated by severity, legal risk, and effort to fix
- A prioritized, developer-ready remediation roadmap, donation forms first
- The specific WCAG success criteria each issue maps to
- A 60-minute walkthrough to hand it all to your team
- A record you can show a funder or board that you’re taking access seriously
Access, and a couple of hours.
- A 30-minute scoping call, plus a short handover session at the end
- The list of pages, forms, and flows that matter most to you
- Access to a staging or live version we can test against
- One person, staff or your web developer, who can act on the roadmap
The honest answers.
How is this different from the free Accessibility Check?
The free Accessibility Check is an automated scan, it flags the issues a scanner can catch and shows you roughly where you stand. The Trust Review adds hands-on testing (keyboard, screen reader, real forms), maps every finding to the WCAG criteria, and hands you a prioritized, developer-ready roadmap. Start with the free check; upgrade when you need a plan you can act on.
Does this make us legally compliant or lawsuit-proof?
No, and be wary of anyone who promises that. Accessibility isn’t a one-time certificate; it changes every time your site does. What the review gives you is an honest read against WCAG 2.1 AA / 2.2, the highest-risk issues ranked first, and a roadmap your team can work through to reduce that risk meaningfully.
Do you fix the issues, or just find them?
The fixed price delivers the audit and a developer-ready remediation roadmap, written so your own team or web developer can make the changes. Prefer we make the fixes ourselves? Hands-on remediation is available as a scoped add-on, just say so on the scoping call and we’ll price it against the roadmap.
Why donation forms first?
Because that’s where accessibility problems cost you the most, both in legal exposure and in donations that never complete. If a screen-reader user or someone navigating by keyboard can’t finish your form, that’s revenue and inclusion lost at the same time, so we fix the money-and-risk pages before the rest.
See where you stand, then fix what matters most.
Tell us about your site and we’ll come back with where you stand and what to fix first, no obligation. Or run the free Accessibility Check to see where you are.