WCAG 2.2 AA Testing.
VPAT-Ready in 5 Days.

WCAG 2.2 AA audit, screen-reader testing (NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver), remediation guide, free retest. ADA and Section 508 compliance documentation delivered by certified a11y engineers.

90%+ WCAG Issues Resolved Post-Remediation
WCAG 2.2 AA Audits Across Web & Mobile
15+ Enterprise Platforms Validated for Accessibility
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Free retest included after your team applies remediation fixes

Accessibility Testing Services That Cover Every Compliance Dimension

From automated scans to manual keyboard and screen-reader testing — we cover the full WCAG 2.2 AA criteria set, not just the low-hanging fruit tools catch.

WCAG 2.2 AA Manual Audit

Expert manual testing against all WCAG 2.2 Level AA success criteria — covering perceivable, operable, understandable, and robust principles with issue-by-issue remediation guidance.

Keyboard-Only Navigation Testing

Validate that every interactive element, modal, dropdown, and form is fully operable without a mouse — a mandatory ADA and Section 508 requirement that automated tools routinely miss.

Screen-Reader Compatibility Testing

Live testing with NVDA (Windows), JAWS (enterprise), and VoiceOver (iOS/macOS) to validate semantic markup, ARIA implementation, and announcement accuracy for real assistive technology users.

Colour Contrast & Visual Testing

Audit all text, interactive elements, and visual indicators against WCAG 2.2 contrast ratio requirements — including non-text contrast criteria introduced in WCAG 2.1 and 2.2.

Mobile Accessibility Testing

iOS and Android accessibility validation using native assistive technologies — VoiceOver on iOS, TalkBack on Android — across real devices, not emulators.

Automated Accessibility Scanning

Axe-core, Lighthouse, and WAVE-powered automated scans integrated into your CI/CD pipeline — catching regressions on every build before they reach users.

WCAG 2.2 AA Audit Methodology

A structured, repeatable audit process that delivers legal-grade documentation — not just a spreadsheet of issues.

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Scope Definition & Test Planning

We map all user journeys, templates, and interactive components. Critical paths — login, checkout, forms, navigation — are prioritised for manual review.

Deliverable: Test Scope Document
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Automated Baseline Scan

Axe-core and Lighthouse scans establish a baseline, surfacing structural issues across all pages rapidly. Results feed into the manual audit prioritisation.

Tools: Axe, Lighthouse, WAVE
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Manual Expert Review

Certified a11y engineers test every WCAG 2.2 AA criterion manually — including keyboard navigation, focus order, ARIA implementation, and cognitive accessibility.

Standard: WCAG 2.2 Level AA
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Assistive Technology Testing

Live screen-reader testing with NVDA, JAWS, and VoiceOver validates real-world usability for users who rely on assistive technology — not just spec compliance.

AT: NVDA · JAWS · VoiceOver
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VPAT Report & Remediation Guide

A complete Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT 2.4) and developer-ready remediation guide with code-level fix guidance and severity prioritisation.

Deliverable: VPAT + Remediation Guide
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Free Retest After Remediation

Once your team applies the fixes, we retest all previously identified issues at no additional cost — ensuring your compliance documentation is accurate and defensible.

Included: Free Retest
Sample Audit Excerpt WCAG 2.2 AA
A11Y-001 Critical
Form inputs missing accessible labels
WCAG 2.2 · SC 1.3.1 · Info and Relationships
8 form inputs across the checkout flow have no associated <label> element or aria-label. JAWS and NVDA announce these as "edit text" with no context.
Add for/id label pairing or aria-labelledby on all input elements.
A11Y-007 Major
Keyboard focus trap in modal dialogs
WCAG 2.2 · SC 2.1.2 · No Keyboard Trap
Modal dialogs do not trap focus correctly. Tab key exits the modal into background content. Users cannot dismiss via Escape key. Fails keyboard-only navigation.
Implement focus trap with Escape key dismiss. Return focus to trigger element on close.
A11Y-014 Minor
Button colour contrast ratio insufficient
WCAG 2.2 · SC 1.4.3 · Contrast (Minimum)
CTA buttons in the secondary state have a contrast ratio of 3.1:1. WCAG 2.2 AA requires a minimum 4.5:1 for normal text.
Darken button text or background to achieve ≥ 4.5:1 contrast ratio.

VPAT 2.4 Reports That Win Enterprise Deals

A Voluntary Product Accessibility Template (VPAT) is the industry-standard document that enterprise procurement teams, US federal agencies, and legal teams require to verify accessibility compliance.

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VPAT 2.4 (WCAG + Section 508 + EN 301 549)

Comprehensive VPAT covering all three international compliance frameworks — meeting requirements for US, EU, and India enterprise procurement processes.

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ADA & Section 508 Framing

VPAT language is structured for legal defensibility — suitable for responding to ADA demand letters, government tenders, and enterprise vendor qualification processes.

Delivered in 5 Business Days

From engagement start to completed VPAT with full audit report and remediation guide — ready to submit to procurement teams or legal counsel.

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Free VPAT Update After Remediation

Once your team fixes the identified issues, we update the VPAT to reflect the remediated state — at no additional cost.

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Voluntary Product Accessibility Template

VPAT® Version 2.4 · WCAG 2.2 + Section 508 + EN 301 549

Criterion Level Status Remarks
1.1.1 A Supports All images have alt text
1.3.1 A Partial Some form labels missing
1.4.3 AA Partial 3 components fail contrast
2.1.1 A Supports Full keyboard access
2.4.3 A Partial Modal focus order issues
4.1.2 A N/A Component not present

Tested with the Tools Real Users Depend On

Automated tools find roughly 30–40% of accessibility issues. The rest require manual testing with real assistive technologies — we do both.

🖥️ Windows · Enterprise

JAWS

The most widely used enterprise screen reader. Required for US federal Section 508 compliance testing and enterprise procurement validation.

💻 Windows · Free / Open Source

NVDA

The most popular free screen reader globally. Essential for validating accessibility for the broadest segment of assistive technology users.

🍎 iOS · macOS · Built-in

VoiceOver

Apple's native screen reader for iOS and macOS. Critical for validating web and mobile app accessibility across the iOS and Safari ecosystem.

What Our Screen-Reader Tests Cover

We don't just check if a screen reader can read your page — we validate the complete assistive technology experience your users actually have.

Semantic HTML structure and heading hierarchy
ARIA landmark regions and live regions
Form label association and error announcements
Modal, dialog, and tooltip announcement accuracy
Image alt text quality and decorative image handling
Dynamic content updates and SPA navigation
Custom component ARIA roles and states
Focus management and skip navigation links
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Web Apps

React, Angular, Vue, Next.js, legacy HTML

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iOS Apps

Native iOS + VoiceOver + Switch Access

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Android Apps

Native Android + TalkBack

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Desktop Apps

Electron + web-based enterprise apps

ADA + Section 508 Audits.
Board-Level Risk Removed.

Accessibility lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act have grown consistently year-on-year. A WCAG 2.2 AA-compliant VPAT is the most defensible proof of good-faith compliance effort.

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ADA Title III Compliance

The Americans with Disabilities Act requires websites and digital products used by the public to be accessible. Courts have consistently interpreted WCAG 2.0/2.1 AA as the applicable standard — we test against WCAG 2.2 AA, which is stricter and more current.

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Section 508 (US Federal)

Any digital product sold to US federal agencies or government contractors must meet Section 508 standards, which incorporate WCAG 2.0 AA by reference. Our VPAT directly addresses Section 508 criteria required for government procurement.

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EN 301 549 (European Accessibility Act)

For Indian software companies selling into EU markets, the European Accessibility Act comes into full force in 2025. Our VPAT 2.4 covers EN 301 549, the harmonised EU standard — one audit, three frameworks covered.

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GIGW & Indian Accessibility Standards

For government portals and public-facing Indian platforms, the Guidelines for Indian Government Websites (GIGW) mandate WCAG 2.0 AA compliance. Our audit covers GIGW alignment alongside international standards.

Why Vervali?

Certified engineers. Audit-grade deliverables. No automated-scan-only shortcuts.

Certified a11y Engineers
Certified a11y Engineers

Our accessibility engineers are IAAP CPACC and WAS certified — with deep expertise in WCAG 2.2, ARIA authoring practices, and assistive technology behaviour across platforms.

Legal-Grade Documentation
Legal-Grade Documentation

VPAT 2.4 reports, audit documentation, and remediation guides structured for legal defensibility — suitable for demand letter responses, procurement submissions, and board reporting.

ISO 27001 Certified
ISO 27001 Certified

Your code, designs, and product documentation are handled under ISO 27001-certified information security practices. NDA execution is standard for every engagement.

Get a Free Audit Scoping Call

Whether you need a one-time VPAT for a deal or an ongoing accessibility programme — we have a model that fits.

One-Time WCAG 2.2 AA Audit + VPAT
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Full WCAG 2.2 AA audit across your digital product, complete VPAT 2.4 report, and developer-ready remediation guide — delivered within 5 business days. Includes a free retest after fixes.

Managed Accessibility Programme
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Ongoing accessibility governance — quarterly audits, CI/CD scan integration, developer training, and VPAT maintenance. For organisations where accessibility is a continuous compliance requirement.

ADA / Section 508 Rapid Response Audit
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For teams facing an ADA demand letter or a procurement deadline. Priority engagement with expedited VPAT delivery, legal summary memo, and remediation roadmap for counsel review.

Embedded Accessibility Engineering
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Certified a11y engineers embedded in your development sprints — reviewing designs, auditing components, and ensuring accessibility is built in from day one rather than bolted on at launch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility testing as a service is the evaluation of a digital product to ensure people with disabilities can use it effectively. It covers users with visual, auditory, physical, cognitive, speech, and neurological disabilities. Providers typically combine automated scans, manual expert review, and testing with disabled users to identify barriers and deliver remediation guidance, making accessibility evaluation an ongoing part of the development process rather than a one-time audit.

The three main types of accessibility testing are automated testing, manual testing against guidelines, and testing with real users who have disabilities. Automated tools quickly flag common issues like missing alt text or poor color contrast. Manual review catches problems automation misses, such as unclear focus order. Testing with disabled users provides direct insight into real-world usability barriers that neither automated nor manual methods fully capture.

The four principles of accessibility come from WCAG and are summarized by the acronym POUR. Perceivable means content must be presented in ways users can detect. Operable means interface components must be navigable and functional. Understandable means content and controls must be clear. Robust means content must work reliably across assistive technologies. These principles form the foundation for all WCAG success criteria.

The 7 pillars of accessibility are practical content guidelines covering headings, alt tags, descriptive links, color use, lists, tables, and closed captions. Each pillar addresses a specific way content can be made usable for people with disabilities. For example, proper heading structure aids screen reader navigation, while closed captions support users who are deaf or hard of hearing. Together they provide a useful checklist for accessible content creation.

Accessibility testing typically begins with automated scanning tools to identify common violations quickly. Testers then perform manual review using assistive technologies such as screen readers and keyboard-only navigation, checking against standards like WCAG. Where possible, sessions with disabled users are included to surface real-world usability issues. Findings are documented with severity ratings and specific remediation recommendations to guide development teams.

No, accessibility testing cannot be fully automated. Automated tools are useful for detecting certain issues such as missing alt attributes, low color contrast, or absent form labels, but they are generally estimated to catch only a portion of WCAG violations. Many barriers require human judgment, such as assessing whether alt text is meaningful, whether navigation order is logical, or whether interactive elements are understandable in context. Manual and user testing are necessary for thorough coverage.

Accessibility testing ensures that people with disabilities can use your digital products, which is both an ethical obligation and often a legal requirement under laws such as the ADA in the United States or the European Accessibility Act. Beyond compliance, accessible products reach a broader audience and typically offer better usability for all users. Identifying barriers early in development is also significantly less costly than retrofitting a live product.

Most accessibility testing services follow the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), published by the W3C, which are the internationally recognized technical standard. WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 at levels A and AA are the most commonly required conformance targets. These guidelines also underpin legal frameworks including the ADA in the US, Section 508 for federal agencies, EN 301 549 in the EU, and the UK Equality Act, making WCAG compliance relevant across most jurisdictions.