Digital accessibility

      With approximately 15% of the population affected by one or more disabilities, one of the best ways to maximize the impact of your digital service is to make it more accessible. New laws and regulations have led to increased awareness and higher demands, making digital accessibility an important success factor for all types of businesses.

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      Why does it matter?

      The existing accessibility laws, affecting the public sector, have been in effect since 2021. Since then, both the awareness and the customer expectations have increased, in the public as well as in the private sector.

       

      In June 2025 the new laws affecting the private sector will be implemented, affecting e-commerce, banking, travel and other sectors. Affected businesses will need to ensure that their solutions are fully accessible and support interaction via different senses, not only sight but also hearing and touch.

      “The more people can use your service, the more impact it can create.”

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      How to make it work

      Getting started with accessibility can feel overwhelming, not least since there are many different requirements to comply with. The good news is that there are many different potential starting points, you can for example start with visual accessibility by checking contrasts. Or start with motor accessibility by using only a keyboard to navigate your solution.
       
      We don’t view accessibility as binary, but as something that can be improved in many different ways. All improvements matter, and with our impact-driven and iterative approach we can help you get started and keep going to make your solutions more sustainable and robust.

      Quick audit

      1 day / fixed price

      WCAG audit

      1 week / fixed price

      Training & coaching

      custom time / hourly

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      Quick audit

      We can help you kick-start your accessibility work by starting small. During a quick audit we mainly evaluate visual accessibility and support for assistive technology like screen readers and keyboards. We test web sites and apps with a combination of automated and manual methods.

      • 1 day of automated and manual testing of 1-3 pages on one web site or in one app*
      • Audit of selected WCAG 2.1 accessibility criteria*
      • Fixed price
        *To be agreed upon
         

      We deliver:
      Findings from audit and a prioritized list of suggested actions to improve the accessibility of the solution.

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      Complete WCAG audit

      The existing European web accessibility directive requires some digital services to comply with the WCAG standard. During a complete WCAG audit we evaluate all the success criteria of WCAG 2.1 level AA with a combination of automated and manual testing on web sites or apps.

      • 1 week of of automated and manual testing of prioritized pages on one web site or in one app*
      • Audit of all WCAG 2.1 level A and AA accessibility criteria
      • Fixed price
         *To be agreed upon

       

      We deliver:
      Level of WCAG compliance, findings from audit and a prioritized list of which areas to focus on to improve the accessibility of the solution.

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      Training and coaching

      If you want to become more self-sufficient in your accessibility work we can help you improve your skills. We can provide customized coaching or training, and we have a packaged course where you can get an introduction to digital accessibility and learn how to evaluate your own solutions.

      • Digital or physical sessions for individuals or groups
      • Content can include laws and regulations, the WCAG standard, accessibility testing, hands-on tips for successful accessibility work or other topics*
      • Fixed price or hourly rate
        *to be agreed upon

       

      We deliver:
      Iterative and impact-driven sessions where we focus on learning-by-doing.

      Want to know more?

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      Sara Lerén

      UX Director

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