What to ExpectAccessibility Checks for Websites & Online Platforms
At Icommunicate, we are proud to introduce our new Accessibility Check Service, designed to make online spaces more inclusive and usable for everyone.
Navigating a website should be simple. However, many people experience frustration when platforms are difficult to use—whether it’s unclear menus, small text, or buttons that are hard to click. For people with disability, these challenges are often significantly greater.
Many individuals rely on assistive technologies such as screen readers, alternative input devices, or communication systems. When websites are not designed with accessibility in mind, users can become excluded—sometimes giving up entirely and missing out on important opportunities like training, employment, or services.
Why Accessibility Matters
Accessibility is not just about convenience—it’s about inclusion and equal access.
The World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) provide a globally recognised framework to help ensure digital content is accessible to all users. Our service is built around these guidelines, helping you understand how your website or platform performs and where improvements can be made.
Our Accessibility Service Packages
We offer three flexible service options depending on your needs:
1. Accessibility Checklist
We assess your website or online training platform against WCAG criteria and provide a clear pass/fail checklist for each guideline.
This is a great starting point to understand your current level of accessibility.
2. Accessibility Report
You will receive a detailed 5–10 page report outlining:
Key accessibility issues
The impact on users
Practical recommendations for improvement
This option provides deeper insight into how accessibility barriers affect real users.
3. Report + Consultation
This comprehensive package includes:
A full accessibility report
A personalised session with your team
During the session, we will:
Walk through the findings
Explain the recommendations in plain language
Provide guidance on how to implement changes