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Our Process
A repeatable, documented workflow built on the federal Trusted Tester methodology — so results are consistent and defensible.
Scope & Baseline
We confirm the standard (508 / WCAG 2.1 AA), inventory the pages or documents, and set priorities and timeline.
Test
Automated scanning plus manual keyboard and screen-reader testing against every applicable success criterion, using the DHS Trusted Tester process.
Remediate
We fix documents and content directly, or deliver developers exact, criterion-mapped code instructions for application defects.
Document & Verify
You receive a conformance report or VPAT, then we re-test to confirm each finding is resolved.
Automated scanners catch a fraction of the failures.
Industry research consistently finds automated tools detect only about a third of accessibility issues. Real conformance requires a human using a keyboard and a screen reader the way the public does.
- Keyboard-only operation of every interactive element
- Screen-reader output verified for meaning, not just presence
- Color contrast, focus order, and reflow checked against real criteria
- Findings reproducible by your own team, with steps included
What you receive
We test the way the federal government tests.
The DHS Trusted Tester Conformance Process is the repeatable manual method used across federal agencies to evaluate web content against the Section 508 / WCAG 2.x baseline. Working to the same method means our findings line up with how your own 508 program office will judge the result.
Keyboard & focus
Every control reachable and operable by keyboard, with a visible focus indicator and a logical focus order.
Names, roles, values
Interactive elements expose a correct accessible name, role, and state to assistive technology.
Contrast & reflow
Text and UI meet contrast minimums and stay usable down to a 320 px viewport without two-dimensional scrolling.
Ready to start?
Tell us what needs testing and your deadline. We’ll return a scope and schedule the same business day.
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