Accessibility engineering for software teams

We don’t sell accessibility scores.We fix the code the score missed.

We go into your codebase, fix the components that break for people using a keyboard or a screen reader, and hand you dated evidence you can put in front of a customer. No widgets. No compliance promises.

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23/23 passing targeted testsReal NVDA transcript, 10 Aug 20263 components fixed in our fork

A visible interface can pass a glance while its structure — name, role, state — is missing underneath. That gap is what we find and fix.

The proof, immediately

Not a demo. A real product, a real barrier, a verified fix.

Cal.diy is a real, open-source scheduling app. A person using NVDA could not reliably tell which date was which. Here is exactly what that sounded like — before ABØ touched the code, and after.

Before — NVDA, date cell

11 button

A bare number. No indication it was a date, a button, available, or selected.

After — NVDA, same date cell

August 2026 grouping Tuesday, August 11, 2026, available toggle button pressed

Full accessible name, locale-aware, with selection state exposed via aria-pressed.

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23/23

Targeted unit tests passing on the remediated components — up from six failing against the unmodified upstream code.

The problem, in evidence

This isn't rare. It's the default.

Four facts, cited, no spin.

95.9%

of top home pages had detected WCAG failures in February 2026 — up from 94.8%, the first regression in six years.

WebAIM Million ↗

56.1

errors per page on average, up 10.1%, as page complexity rose 22.5% in one year.

WebAIM Million ↗

~57%

of accessibility issues are covered by automated tools. The rest needs a human.

Deque ↗

25.55%

of Q1 2026 ADA web filings targeted sites that already had an accessibility widget installed.

EcomBack ↗

What we do

One flagship engagement. Everything else exists to support it.

Conformance Sprint is the offer — fixed scope, fixed price, code merged into your repository. The other three are named, scoped, and priced below it.

Flagship offer

Conformance Sprint

Fixed scope. Fixed price. Merged code. Evidence you can hand to a buyer.

What you get

Automated, manual, and assistive-technology testing on named journeys — not just the homepage.
Fixes written in your repository as reviewable pull requests, one component or journey per PR.
A dated evidence pack: conformance statement, before/after comparison, AT test log, known limitations.
A CI regression guard, so a fix that shipped this quarter can't silently break next quarter.

Who this is for

A VP Engineering, Head of Product, or CTO at a 20–200 person B2B software company with a procurement request, renewal clause, or vendor review that just stopped moving.

from $12,0004–5 weeks · fixed scope, fixed price

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How it works

Assess. Fix. Prove. Keep it fixed.

Assess
Automated multi-state crawl, manual expert review, AT pass on critical paths, findings mapped back to source components.
Week 1Findings & Remediation Plan
Fix
Fixes written in your repository, on a branch, as reviewable pull requests — one component or journey per PR.
Weeks 2–4Merged pull requests
Prove
Full re-test, same method, recorded. Conformance statement, before/after comparison, AT test log, known limitations.
Week 4–5Evidence pack
Keep it fixed
Regression guard wired into CI so fixes can't silently regress. Optional ongoing Gate retainer.
OngoingCI check + handoff session

Where we draw the line

What we refuse, and who we're refusing it for

What we will not do

No overlays. We will not sell or install one, at any margin, ever.
No compliance guarantees. No "ADA compliant," no "100% accessible," no "lawsuit-proof."
No automated-only audits presented as a full review. Automated tooling is the start, not the report.
No legal advice. We are not attorneys, and we say so before anything else if you're under a demand letter.

Who this is for

B2B software teams whose product is a web application — usually React, Vue, or Angular, usually with authenticated states — and who have been asked for accessibility proof they don't have.
Product-building agencies whose clients are starting to ask accessibility questions the agency can't answer yet.
Vendors selling into government, healthcare, or education, where a VPAT or an accessibility warranty is now a procurement gate.

Get a real remediation of your own product.

Start with one important flow. See the fix, merged, with evidence — before you commit to anything bigger.

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