Web Accessibility Audits and Remediation

Accessibility isn’t a checkbox — it’s a product practice. We find the barriers that matter, fix them in priority order, and help you build a system to stay compliant as your site grows.

Request a Scan and Consultation

Our team will start with a full-site scan, prioritize fixes with a traceable record of remediated items and provide on-going monitoring to help keep your site compliant.

Accessibility Services

Some areas of expertise.

Accessibility touches every part of a site. We help you find the gaps and close them — for people, and for compliance.

WCAG 2.1/2.2 Compliance

Screen Reader Testing

Keyboard Navigation Audits

Color Contrast & Visual Design

ADA Title II/III Compliance

Remediation & Development

Ongoing Monitoring

Accessibility Training

1 Reduce Exposure

Fewer legal and compliance risks

You get a full picture of where your site stands — not just an error count, but which issues actually block real users.

2 Strengthen Discovery

Know where you stand, always

Every finding is triaged and assigned, so we can keep you aware of progress on remediation work.

3 Improve the Experience

A site that works for everyone

Fixes are verified and logged, building an auditable record you can point to if you’re ever challenged.

4 Welcome More People

More visitors can use your site

Scans run on a schedule, so new pages and new vendors don’t quietly reopen old issues.

Accessibility, By the Numbers

94.8%

of home pages have detected WCAG failures

51

average errors per home page

1 in 4

U.S. adults report having a disability

3,117

federal website accessibility lawsuits filed nationwide in 2025

Is your site quietly excluding 1 in 4 visitors?

Start with a full accessibility audit.

We review your site against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA criteria — keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast, forms, and more — and hand you a prioritized, plain-English list of what to fix first. No long-term commitment required.

Request an Accessibility Audit

A team that checks the work.

Automated scanners catch maybe a third of real accessibility issues. Our team pairs tools like Ility, our accessibility monitoring platform, with hands-on review — screen readers, keyboard-only walkthroughs, and human judgment — so what gets flagged is what actually matters to real users.

Two Matchbox Design Group employees working on their laptops at the Matchbox office

Why work with us?

A System, Not a Scan

We run a repeatable loop — discover, triage, decide, remediate, verify, record, monitor — so fixes stick and new issues get caught instead of piling back up.

Prioritized by Real Impact

Automated tools flag everything equally. We combine automation with judgment to triage by what actually blocks real users, so your team fixes what matters first.

Built for What’s Coming

DOJ Title II deadlines land in April 2027 and 2028, and website-accessibility lawsuits are climbing fast nationally and here in Missouri. We help you get ahead of both.

Ready to make your site accessible to everyone?

Let’s Talk Accessibility

What we test with.

We use our own tool, Ility for automated scanning and AI simulated manual scans to help us find and address issues. We partner with organization that can provide true manual scans.

Questions about accessibility?

Do we legally have to do this?

Under Title III of the ADA, most public-facing business websites are expected to be accessible, and enforcement is increasingly happening through lawsuits rather than regulation — Missouri alone saw 86 federal website-accessibility lawsuits filed in 2025. Public entities face DOJ Title II deadlines of April 26, 2027 (larger jurisdictions) or April 26, 2028 (smaller ones). This isn’t legal advice, but the trend is clear: waiting is the riskier option.

What does an accessibility audit actually involve?

We scan your full site with automated tools, then manually test key pages and flows with screen readers, keyboard-only navigation, and color-contrast checks. You get a prioritized, plain-English report — organized by real user impact, not just raw error counts — so your team knows exactly what to fix first.

We already ran an automated scan. Isn’t that enough?

Automated tools catch a real but limited slice of issues — things like missing alt text or contrast ratios. They can’t tell you whether a screen reader user can actually complete your checkout flow, or whether your keyboard navigation traps focus in a menu. That’s why we pair automated scanning with hands-on human testing.

What happens after the audit?

You choose how hands-on you want us to be. Some clients take our report to their own developers; others have us manage remediation end-to-end. Either way, we recommend ongoing monitoring afterward — accessibility isn’t a one-time fix, since every new page or vendor script can reintroduce issues.

What is Ility?

Ility is Matchbox’s accessibility monitoring platform. It scans and monitors your site on an ongoing basis, supports clear decision paths for triaging issues, and keeps an auditable record of what was found and fixed. We currently use this to help us scan, scope and remediate website accessibility issues.