Technically tested against WCAG 2.2, with a report of what is left to do.
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We test your website or application technically against WCAG 2.2: keyboard, screen readers, contrast, structure and forms. You get a report of what is wrong and how to fix it, ranked by what weighs most.
Keyboard, screen reader, contrast, structure and forms.
What weighs most is at the top, with the fix beside it.
Even people who see poorly or do not use a mouse can use everything.
Ready for the European Accessibility Act.
The site of AZ Delta's Medical Diagnostics department is built accessible: people who see poorly, use a screen reader or navigate with the keyboard find every condition, every doctor and every opening hour. Contrast, structure and forms were tested before the site went live. For a site that already exists we do the same afterwards, and you get the difference on paper.
Keyboard: does everything work without a mouse, and can you see where you are? Screen reader: do buttons, fields and images have a name? Contrast: is every text readable, even on a photo? Structure: are the headings and landmarks right? Forms: is an error named, and where? Every point gets its severity and its fix in the report. This website itself is tested automatically against the same rules on every change.
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