• Fast delivery time: You receive the report and findings list within 2 weeks.
• Cost efficiency: With the scalable review, you receive an optimal cost-benefit ratio.
• In the review we identify the most important barriers according to WCAG.
• You receive a comprehensive report with a detailed description of the findings and practical measures to resolve the issues.
• You will receive an Excel spreadsheet of the findings for easy processing.

The Accessibility Review is conducted by a mixed team of experts with and without disabilities.

We usually perform the analysis according to WCAG, at conformance level AA. In advance, we agree with you on a scope of resources that determines the depth of coverage. Depending on the complexity of a website, we already identify many of the most important barriers in 2 to 3 days of effort.

As a result of the Accessibility Review, you will receive a detailed report. In addition, you will receive an Excel table with the findings for efficient internal processing. The report and the list of findings document the specific problems, including URL, screenshot, problem description and recommended measures, so that you can start immediately with the remediation of the barriers. If necessary, it may be useful to discuss the results of the review in a workshop.

This test procedure is particularly well suited for a cost-effective analysis of the current state of existing websites or mobile apps. It allows you to quickly identify and address the most important problems. The accessibility review by “Access for all” is also the ideal procedure for iterative testing, for example in the phase of implementing the first templates and for testing individual elements.

If you are planning a relaunch of your website, we will be happy to provide you with modular support. An accessibility review is one of the usual steps in this process. An example of a possible procedure is as follows:

• Accessibility review of the style guide: We check your style guide and/or wireframes for accessibility aspects, including contrasts and completeness with regard to accessibility requirements. We provide you with a detailed documentation of important accessibility requirements for the implementation as a report (in PDF and Excel format).
• Workshop “Accessibility requirements and tools”, if available based on the previous style guide review: You will get an efficient introduction to project-relevant topics such as typical problems and solutions, test tools for content structure, contrasts and widgets. You will also receive a screen reader demo and introduction to the use of a screen reader.
• Accessibility review of the web templates: Accessibility review of the templates developed in the meantime. We provide you with a detailed report of the results with practical suggestions for improvement.
• Workshop and/or discussion of the results from the review of the web templates
• Accessibility Audit: Test of the implemented, fully developed website for the requirements of WCAG. You receive a detailed result report with the remaining open requirements and hints for the remediation of existing barriers. The prerequisite for an audit is that the test system consistently takes into account the requirements of WCAG (e.g. through complete implementation of preceding reviews). Details on the accessibility audit
• Workshop on audit results and measures, retest, certification: The modules usually follow an audit.

An Accessibility Review can stand alone and be offered individually, although it can have even more impact as part of an overall package. You can define when the workshops with the project managers and project staff take place in consultation with us.

As a client you receive:

• a professional accessibility status report of your website,
• practical suggestions for improving the accessibility deficiencies,
• an in-depth quality test of code quality and compliance with standards,
• a sound basis to determine further steps to achieve the desired accessibility compliance,
• clarity regarding compliance with the legally required conformance level AA (WCAG and eCH standard 0059).

For the analysis, we strictly follow the applicable accessibility guidelines. During the audit, we check all WCAG success criteria at compliance levels A and AA.

We document the tests and findings in our self-developed audit tool and summarize them in a report.

You will receive a detailed report with exact problem descriptions (incl. URLs, screenshots), specific recommendations for improvement and many code examples. You will also receive links to testing tools and implementation examples. In addition, you will receive an Excel spreadsheet of all findings, which will allow you to efficiently process the results. We recommend to discuss the results in a meeting or workshop to help you build up additional know-how and take the right further steps.

This test procedure is particularly well suited for a complete analysis of the current state of fully implemented websites, web applications, or mobile apps. An accessibility audit is the basis for certification of a website’s compliance with WCAG. This audit provides you with a legal safeguard to avert possible lawsuits and to prove that your website complies with applicable standards. Retesting of the identified problems is cost-effective.

The prerequisite is that a website has already been clearly optimized to WCAG requirements, i.e. is audit-ready, otherwise an accessibility review is the method of choice.

The experts of “Access for all” test a broad sample of pages for the complete requirements of WCAG and document the accessibility deficiencies and individual suggestions for improvement based on these specific examples.

Approximately 4 weeks are required for an accessibility assessment, but this depends on the complexity of the system. Please contact us early to ensure that we can provide the appropriate resources for you in time.

We recommend to discuss the documented results in a meeting or workshop. In the meeting or workshop our employees, who are themselves affected by a disability, demonstrate how thes use and navigate on the test system. In addition, developers and content managers learn what tools they can use to test for accessibility on their own.

Do you only want to have a website or mobile app summarily checked for how accessible it is overall and not individual findings in detail?

The advantages of the accessibility quick test are:

• Fast delivery time: You will receive the results within 1 to 2 weeks.
• You receive a summary assessment of WCAG compliance with overall score.
• The quick test allows you to compare different systems and their accessibility.
• With a fixed price of CHF 850 (excl. VAT), the quick test is cost-effective.

The accessibility quick test is always performed by two experts from “Access for all” with and without disabilities. The analysis is based on WCAG requirements, at conformance levels A and AA. We check a manageable sample of pages (homepage, content page, form page, etc.) to assess the following 12 key requirement groups:

• Text alternatives for graphics are available and useful.
• Subtitles and audio descriptions for videos are present.
• The heading structure is correct.
• There is a semantic structure to the content.
• Information is understandable and usable even without colors.
• The contrast is sufficient.
• The website can be operated with the keyboard.
• Each page has a meaningful page title.
• There is a visible keyboard focus.
• The link purpose is understandable regardless of context.
• Form elements are accessible.
• JavaScript widgets are conveyed understandably by screen readers.

For each requirement group, we evaluate whether the requirement is fully met, partially met, or not met.

As a result of the accessibility quick test, you receive an Excel table with the summary assessments of the 12 requirement groups, each on a scale from “not fulfilled” to “fulfilled”. We explain and justify our assessments briefly and clearly. An overall score is calculated on the basis of the assessment per requirement group.

The quick test is the method of choice when a summary overall assessment of a system is required. It is also suitable for comparing different systems and their accessibility. If the customer already has experience in solving accessibility problems, the quick test can also be used as the basis for optimization.

With the quick test, you do not receive detailed individual findings with explanations of where which barriers occur and how they are to be fixed. If you want detailed documentation, an accessibility review or audit is more suitable.