Design system
Fixing at the source, in the components.
Structure your design systemAccessibility audit: solutions open to all your audiences
An accessible interface is clearer for everyone. I assess your components, mock-ups and pages against WCAG 2.2 level AA, then guide your designers, developers and writers to fix, prevent and stay compliant over time.
One-hour video call · no commitment · slot of your choice
Who is it for?
Who is affected by digital accessibility?
This service is useful when:
- You are covered by the European Accessibility Act, in force since 28 June 2025, or by public sector obligations.
- You are preparing a launch and want to avoid unpleasant surprises.
- Your website is fed by many contributors.
- You want to make accessibility a habit rather than a one-off check.
You are…
Freelancer or SME
A clear assessment and prioritised fixes, adapted to your budget.
Large company
Components fixed once and reused everywhere, and tests built into your development pipeline.
Institution
A factual assessment, a remediation plan and an up-to-date accessibility statement.
What?
WCAG 2.2 accessibility audit: design system, mock-ups and web pages
Three levels of audit
Design system
During its construction. Every fix benefits every screen.
Mock-ups
Before development. The cost of fixing is minimal.
Web pages
Before launch or on an ongoing basis. Actual compliance is measured.
What the audit includes
- Automated tests, as a first filter.
- Manual tests: keyboard navigation, screen readers, zoom, contrast, forms.
- Non-conformities ranked by severity and by fixing effort.
What you receive
- A report with a summary for management and concrete recommendations for the technical teams.
- A debrief for designers, developers and writers.
Audits are paid services. The first conversation, however, is free.
Why?
Why make your solutions accessible
- All your audiences can use your solutions, whatever their situation.
- You meet your obligations, based on a factual technical assessment.
- Fixes cost less when they are made upstream.
- Your teams are equipped to avoid regressions.
I provide a technical assessment, not legal advice.
In practice
How the support works
Step 1: Discovery call
Free, one hour: your context and your objectives.
Step 2: Scoping
Scope, representative pages and journeys, reference standard.
Step 3: Audit
Automated and manual tests, then report.
Step 4: Debrief
Remediation plan built with your teams.
Step 5: Re-audit
Check after fixes.
A long-standing practice: trained by AnySurfer as early as 2012, then in inclusive accessibility with Laura Kalbag in 2020.
Over time
Accessibility monitoring
Staying accessible requires ongoing vigilance. The monthly plan includes:
- Checking the month's new pages, mock-ups and components.
- Regular automated tests and, depending on the plan, manual tests of critical journeys.
- A monthly report with concrete recommendations.
- Awareness sessions built from the errors actually found.
- The annual update of your accessibility statement.
Three plans: Essential, Evolution and Partner. Monitoring starts after an initial audit.
Going further
Documentation and training
Training your writers and designers to prevent regressions.
Train your teams
Have a project in mind? Let's talk.
In one hour, I review your context, your constraints and your audiences with you. You leave with a concrete lead for what comes next, and a short summary note.
One-hour video call · no commitment · slot of your choice
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