Build a Strong Foundation with Our
Essential Website Accessibility Audit
Find the accessibility issues on your website that may be weakening trust with your audience — and costing you inquiries, applications, and donations. Get a practical, WCAG-focused review of what may be getting in the way, what needs attention first, and how to move meaningful improvements.
$550
OFFER
What Is Website Accessibility?
Website accessibility means your site is built and maintained so more people can use it, including people with disabilities and people using assistive technology.
The main standard behind this work is WCAG, or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. WCAG helps define what an accessible website should do, from readable content and clear navigation to keyboard-friendly forms and screen reader support.
Put simply: An accessible website lets people move through your site, find what they need, and take action without getting stuck.
Did You know? There’s a Real Accessibility Deadline in the U.S.
The U.S. Department of Justice recently extended the ADA Title II web accessibility deadline for public colleges, universities, and other public entities by one year. The rule uses WCAG 2.1 Level AA as the standard for web content and mobile apps.
April 26,
2027
public entities
April 26,
2028
entities and special
district governments
That deadline is specific to U.S. public entities. But the message is bigger than one law:
Website accessibility is no longer something universities can afford to leave for “later.”
Even if your institution is private, Canadian, or not directly covered by ADA Title II, your students, donors, faculty, staff, alumni, and visitors still need to use your website without unnecessary barriers.
What Better Website Accessibility Can Help You Achieve
More Applications
Make program pages and application paths easier to use.
More Inquiries
Help visitors find answers, understand next steps, and contact your team faster.
More Trust
Show students, donors, and staff your site is reliable, inclusive, and easy to use.
Clearer Priorities
Know what you need to fix first, what can wait, and where accessibility improvements will make the biggest impact.
Better Website Health
Build accessibility into ongoing updates, so issues don’t keep sneaking back in every time your content changes.
Less Team Overload
Cut down on avoidable confusion, support requests, and “where do I find this?” questions.
Why Not Just Use a Website Accessibility Checker?
Website accessibility tools and checkers are helpful, but they don’t catch everything.
They can flag some issues, like missing alt text or colour contrast problems. But they often miss the bigger stuff. Things like whether someone can actually complete a form, navigate a menu, understand the page structure, or move through an important user journey without getting stuck.
Our audit combines accessibility testing tools with human review, so you get a clearer picture of what’s actually affecting users.
Tools are useful, but a full audit means there’s less guessing and more useful next steps.
Get Your Accessibility Audit Now
Understand what needs to change, what to fix first, and how to move forward with less guesswork.
Do you need help after the audit? We’re here to support your team. Check out the maintenance and support services our clients keep coming back for.
Who Would Benefit from an Accessibility Audit
- Universities and colleges with accessibility deadlines or WCAG goals
- Marketing and communications teams managing large, content-heavy websites
- IT and web teams dealing with outdated templates, plugins, PDFs, or stakeholder requests
- Canadian institutions that may not fall under ADA Title II, but still need a more accessible website
- Any high-trust organization that cannot afford to make key information hard to access
Accessibility Standards We Help You Navigate
Accessible Canada Act (ACA)
Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA)
Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA)
Section 508
What’s Included in the Website Accessibility Audit?
Our audit is designed to be practical, clear, and useful. No giant jargon jungle. No report that gets buried in a folder.
We review key parts of your website and show you what to fix first. We look at:
Key Pages & User Journeys
Homepage, program pages, admissions pages, service pages, donation pages, contact pages, landing pages, and other important paths.
Forms & Calls to Action
Inquiry forms, application paths, event registrations, donation forms, booking forms, newsletter signups, and contact forms.
Navigation & Keyboard Access
Menus, links, buttons, popups, mobile navigation, and whether people can use your site without a mouse.
Content & Readability
Headings, links, page structure, contrast, alt text, plain language, and whether users can understand what to do next.
PDFs, Media, and Downloads
PDFs, videos, captions, transcripts, images, and downloadable resources that may create accessibility barriers.
Technical Accessibility Issues
Screen reader accessibility, template issues, plugins, widgets, code structure, and problems that may appear across multiple pages.
What You’ll Walk Away With
After your audit, you will have:
A clear snapshot of where your website stands with a WCAG-focused review
A prioritized list of accessibility issues with recommendations for what to fix now, next, and later
Notes on key pages, forms, navigation, PDFs, media, and templates
A clearer path for internal teams, developers, or website partners
The goal is simple…
Know what is broken. Know what matters most. Know what to do next.
Want a Better Understanding of Website Accessibility?
Download Our Free Website Accessibility Checklist
Start with a quick self-review.
Our free checklist helps you look at the essentials: whether people can read your content, navigate your site, use forms, access images/videos/downloads, and keep accessibility on track over time.
TESTIMONIALS
Hear From Our Clients
I’ve been to Cheeky Monkey’s office, which is very warm and inviting. They’re all knowledgeable and extremely friendly, but always professional. They get back to me right away when I have an issue and are just great people.
Standing now on this side of ready to launch with a website built and ready to go, the research and data part of the project built, with more data being collected than imagined, and all the partners I need to connect with to be happy, I stand in awe of your team… I will brag about this experience for the rest of my professional life and I am grateful beyond words that people’s lives will be transformed because of the efforts of your team. I am transformed too!
They are inspired about what they do, which in turn makes it easier for me to work with them to find solutions and talk timelines, etc.
They did a great job. I’m working with a project manager and a developer on their end, … They’ve been very responsive – nine times out of ten they’re available.
The new website is treating us really well – it’s already proving to be a game-changer for our visibility and usability. We’ve had great feedback from both producers and patrons, and the internal team is thrilled with how much more streamlined everything feels. Danielle and the team did such a fantastic job bringing our vision to life.”
Rebecca Leboe
https://www.theboxoffice.ca/
You always have some bumps on the road, but when we did have those bumps, they were resolved in a very calm fashion – a testament to their capabilities.
Don’t Wait Until Accessibility Becomes a Bigger Problem
The longer accessibility issues sit, the more pages, PDFs, forms, and updates pile up.
Start with a clear audit, a practical priority list, and a better path forward.
The Essential Website Audit
$550
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is this only for U.S. public universities?
No. The ADA Title II deadline is U.S.-specific, but website accessibility matters for universities, colleges, nonprofits, and high-trust businesses across North America.
Will this make us fully compliant?
The audit helps you understand accessibility gaps and move toward stronger WCAG alignment. Full compliance depends on your site, applicable laws, remediation work, documentation, and ongoing upkeep.
Can you help us fix the issues after the audit?
Yes. We can help with website accessibility remediation, testing, content updates, PDFs, development fixes, and ongoing maintenance.
Do accessibility overlays solve this?
Usually, no. Overlays may add surface-level tools, but they often don’t fix issues in your forms, navigation, PDFs, templates, or code.
How technical is the audit?
Technical enough to be useful. Clear enough that your marketing, communications, IT, or leadership team can understand what needs to happen next.