Technical screening
A focused scan of representative pages to identify repeated accessibility risks before they become expensive remediation projects.
- Representative page and component scope
- De-duplicated findings
- WCAG 2.2 A / AA references
Independent accessibility reviews · WCAG 2.2
Reproducible evidence, manual validation, remediation priorities and retesting — delivered through focused written collaboration.
No sales call required. Share one URL and the journey you care about.
What I deliver
Each engagement is scoped around the pages and components that matter. The output is designed to help a product or engineering team decide what to fix first and why.
A focused scan of representative pages to identify repeated accessibility risks before they become expensive remediation projects.
Keyboard, focus, form and semantic checks that automated tools cannot reliably decide on their own.
Written implementation guidance for product and engineering teams, followed by a targeted verification pass.
Evidence, honestly labelled
These examples demonstrate review method and reporting quality. They are independent studies, not paid client engagements or endorsements by the companies reviewed.
Independent study 01
A five-page review surfaced recurring accessible-name and form-relationship issues that were more useful to address as shared component problems than as isolated page defects.
Independent study 02
The review separated directly calculated contrast findings from tool noise and reduced repeated footer results into a small set of unique, actionable link patterns.
Independent study 03
Ninety automated ARIA hits were consolidated into 66 affected elements and traced to two reusable component templates, creating a clearer repair path for developers.
The useful number is rarely the scanner total. I separate directly verified findings, duplicates and component-level root causes so teams can estimate the real repair effort.
How the work runs
The process combines automated coverage with manual judgment. Every reported issue should be reproducible and connected to a practical next action.
Select high-value journeys, representative templates and shared components.
Use multiple automated checks to find patterns efficiently — never as the final verdict.
Manually review keyboard use, focus, semantics, forms and the surrounding context.
Group duplicates, show user impact and turn findings into a realistic remediation order.
Re-check agreed fixes and record what passed, remains open or needs a product decision.
A low-friction working model
Scope, questions, evidence and decisions stay in writing. That gives your team a durable record and makes asynchronous review practical across time zones.
Describe your page or journeyAbout
I help EU-facing e-commerce teams turn WCAG 2.2 findings into clear, testable engineering work. My focus is evidence quality, repeatable review steps and honest boundaries — not inflated issue counts.
Collaboration is asynchronous and written-first. Reports are provided as technical accessibility assessments, not legal advice, certification or a guarantee of compliance.
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Ich liefere nachvollziehbare Befunde, manuelle Validierung, Prioritäten für die Behebung und gezielte Nachtests — schriftlich und ohne verpflichtendes Verkaufsgespräch.
Anfrage schriftlich sendenAccessibility statement
EU Accessible aims to meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA. The site uses semantic structure, visible keyboard focus, strong colour contrast, responsive layouts and reduced-motion support.
If you encounter a barrier, email jackson@euaccessible.com. The current site uses no analytics and no tracking cookies. Last reviewed: August 2026.
A practical first step
Send the URL and the user journey you care about. I will reply in writing with a focused scope and the evidence you can expect.
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