You have an audit report, a customer complaint or a demand letter, and now the issues need fixing. Our developers change the code itself, then retest every fix with keyboards and screen readers against WCAG 2.2 AA.
01 / A better starting point
When an audit report turns into a to-do list nobody owns
These are the situations that usually bring organisations to a remediation partner.
02 / Built around your ambition
What our remediation work covers
- 01
Triage of your existing audit
We read your audit or issue list, group findings by root cause and component, and agree an order of work that removes the biggest barriers to key tasks first.
- 02
Semantic HTML and ARIA corrections
We fix headings, landmarks, lists, tables, buttons and links so assistive technology can understand the page, and remove ARIA that is wrong or unnecessary.
- 03
Keyboard and focus fixes
Menus, dialogs, tabs, accordions and custom widgets are rebuilt or corrected so they can be reached and operated by keyboard with a visible focus indicator.
- 04
Accessible forms and error handling
Fields get programmatic labels, instructions and error messages that are announced, and validation no longer relies on colour alone.
- 05
Colour, contrast and design token updates
Contrast failures are fixed in your theme or design tokens so the change applies everywhere, with your design team consulted on any visible changes.
- 06
Media, images and content structure
We add meaningful alternative text, captions and transcripts guidance, and fix content patterns that editors can repeat safely.
- 07
Platform-specific remediation
We work inside custom codebases, WordPress themes and plugins, Shopify Liquid themes, Webflow projects and React or Next.js components, using each platform's own conventions.
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Retesting and a fix report
Every fix is retested with keyboard, NVDA and VoiceOver, and you receive a record of what changed, where and which WCAG criteria it addresses.
The Payoff
What changes once the fixes are in
People can finish the tasks that matter
Keyboard and screen reader users can sign up, buy, book and get support without hitting a dead end.
Fixes live in the code you own
Nothing depends on a third-party script, so the improvements survive a change of vendor or plugin.
Evidence you can share
A clear record of changes and retest results supports conversations with buyers, auditors and your legal team.
Components that stay accessible
Correcting shared templates and components means new pages inherit accessible behaviour instead of repeating old faults.
A team that has seen it done
Your developers can review our pull requests and learn the patterns, which makes the next release easier to keep accessible.
How we work / From idea to impact
How a remediation project runs
- 01
Review the audit and the codebase
We read your report, inspect the affected templates and agree priorities and access; this usually takes a few days, longer if there is no audit and we need to run one first.
- 02
Remediation plan and estimate
Findings are grouped into work packages by component and severity, each with an estimate, so you can approve the order and budget.
- 03
Fix in sprints
Developers work through the packages in your repository or theme, normally in one- or two-week sprints, with changes submitted for your review.
- 04
Retest with assistive technology
Each sprint's fixes are checked by keyboard and with screen readers on desktop and mobile before they are marked done.
- 05
Fix report and handover
You receive a summary of what was fixed, what remains and why, plus guidance for editors and developers to avoid regressions.
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Optional ongoing checks
If you want it, we can review new releases or add automated accessibility checks to your build pipeline, on terms agreed separately.
Why Devintek
Why teams hand us their remediation backlog
The people fixing your issues are developers who write production code, not consultants who only write reports.
We fix the underlying markup and components instead of selling an overlay.
We work across custom code, WordPress, Shopify, Webflow and React or Next.js, so one partner can cover a mixed estate.
Every fix is retested with real assistive technology before we call it done.
We are straightforward about the law: we work to WCAG 2.2 AA and leave legal advice to your lawyers.
Our team in Karachi works hours that can be arranged to overlap with UK, EU and North American mornings or afternoons.
Your vision. Our craft.
Strategy, design and development working as one connected team.
Industries
Who usually needs remediation
- Ecommerce and retail
- Higher education
- Healthcare and wellbeing
- Financial services and insurance
- Travel and hospitality
- Public sector suppliers
- SaaS products
- Nonprofits and charities
Investment
How remediation is priced
Fixed-scope remediation
Custom quote
- Based on your existing audit report
- Agreed list of issues and pages
- Retesting of every fix
- Fix report at the end
Audit plus remediation
Most PopularCustom quote
- Manual WCAG 2.2 AA audit first
- Prioritised plan from the findings
- Fixes delivered in sprints
- Retest and summary report
Ongoing accessibility support
Custom quote
- Review of new releases
- Fixes for newly found issues
- Automated checks in your pipeline
- Terms agreed in the contract
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Still have questions?
Our team replies within one business day with a straight answer, not a sales pitch.
Contact usWhat WCAG remediation involves, and what it does not
An audit tells you what is wrong. Remediation is the slower, more technical job of putting it right, and it is where many organisations stall: the report sits in a shared drive while the same faults ship in every release. Our accessibility remediation services pick up from that point. Developers who know your platform fix website accessibility issues at source, which means correcting heading structure and landmarks in templates, giving form fields real labels and error messages that screen readers announce, restoring visible focus and a logical tab order, rebuilding custom menus, modals, carousels and date pickers so they work by keyboard, fixing colour contrast in design tokens rather than one page at a time, and adding text alternatives that describe what an image actually conveys. We do this in custom code, WordPress themes and plugins, Shopify themes, Webflow projects and React or Next.js component libraries. WCAG remediation is not the same as installing an overlay widget. Overlays sit on top of the page and try to patch it in the browser; they do not change the underlying markup, they often conflict with the assistive technology people already use, and they have not stopped organisations from being named in complaints. Code-level fixes are harder work, but they are the only kind that stay fixed and that you can show to an auditor. Many clients come to us after a US ADA demand letter, a Section 508 requirement in a government contract, preparation for the European Accessibility Act, AODA obligations in Ontario or a duty under the UK Equality Act. We work to WCAG 2.2 AA because it is the standard those frameworks most often point to, but we are developers, not lawyers, and we cannot promise that any site is legally compliant or protected from a claim. Your legal adviser should guide that side. If you do not yet have a report, start with our accessibility audit page, which covers how we find and prioritise issues. For PDFs and other files, see our document accessibility service, and for the wider picture visit the accessibility services hub.
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Share the report, a list of known issues or the letter you received. We will read it, look at the affected pages and come back with a remediation plan and a quote.
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