Accessibility is not

an option, it is a right.

Let’s make it happen together.

We help you make your website more accessible to people with disabilities: audits against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA with manual verification, code remediation, widget and declaration of accessibility. With the scope and limits of every service clearly stated.

  • WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA
  • EU Accessibility Act
  • Directive 2019/882

It takes just 5 minutes to start making your site inclusive

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It takes just 5 minutes to start making your site inclusive

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Compatible with the most widely used web platforms

Accessibi integrates with the most widely used CMS and web platforms; on closed or heavily customised platforms we assess together what can be done.

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Reduce your risks: work on your site’s accessibility

Your first consultation is free and without obligation: we analyse your site and show you the priority actions to improve its accessibility.

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A clear process to improve your site’s accessibility

Our system is designed to be simple, intuitive and compatible with the most widely used CMS and web platforms.

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Analysis of your site

We assess the agreed scope (the basic audit covers up to 20 pages) with automated tools and manual verification by human auditors, against WCAG 2.1/2.2 level AA.

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Fast, personalised implementation

Once the barriers have been identified, we implement — on request — the fixes to code and content, with the aim of reaching WCAG level AA within the audited scope while keeping changes to the site’s structure to a minimum.

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Periodic checks

Regulations and your site change over time: every new page or feature can introduce barriers. With our optional continuous scanning and new audit services, we flag the issues that have emerged so you can act on them. Maintaining accessibility is not automatic.

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Support and training

We won’t leave you on your own! Our team offers technical support and ongoing advice to make sure you and your team fully understand the importance of accessibility and how to maintain it over time.

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Our approach to web accessibility

Easy to integrate: our solutions are designed to be integrated with ease and, where necessary, can include work on the code. Whether you have a simple site or an advanced platform, we always find the approach best suited to your needs.

Always up to date: the widget receives automatic updates. Your site’s accessibility, on the other hand, needs to be maintained over time with new checks after every significant change: we offer these as an optional service.

The widget has a one-off cost and, unlike many overlays, is designed not to interfere with screen readers and assistive technologies. On its own, however, it does not make a site accessible or compliant: that is why we combine in-house tools developed by our team with manual verification by human auditors. With the Suite Accessibi you manage audits, PDF remediation, the widget and the declaration of accessibility from a single dashboard.

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Reviews were requested and collected directly from our customers.

From small businesses to big brands, we work with organisations of every size.

Brosway
Aon
Findus
Fiera Milano
Rigoni di Asiago
Kimbo
Milano Cortina 2026
ASBMR – American Society for Bone and Mineral Research
Oriocenter
Autovia
Lechuza
Italian Wine Brands
Pianegonda
Atlante
Italy Car Rent
Enoitalia
Capriccioli
Grande Alberone
Munaciello
Pastamia
Zamperla
Pam Supermercati
Gruppo Adige Bitumi

The benefits of an accessible website

What our services do — and what they don’t

We would rather tell you straight away, in plain terms:

Audits and remediation refer to WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, level AA (cited in Europe by the EN 301 549 standard). Specific national frameworks are applied only where expressly agreed in writing.

The audit checks the agreed pages and features (the basic audit includes up to 20 pages). Anything outside the scope is not checked.

Automated tools detect only some of the barriers: that is why our audits include manual verification by human auditors.

The widget is a complementary tool for your visitors: it does not fix code or content and, on its own, does not make a site accessible or compliant.

Any later change to code, content or features can introduce new barriers. Maintaining accessibility requires new checks (optional service): it is not automatic.

Meeting WCAG is a technical requirement and does not, on its own, amount to meeting all your legal obligations, which depend on the country, the type of organisation, the sector and the service (for example Directive (EU) 2019/882 and its national transpositions, the rules for the public sector or, in the UK, the Equality Act 2010 and PSBAR 2018) and may include further requirements. We do not provide legal advice or certification.

We work to reach WCAG level AA within the audited scope. The outcome also depends on your platform, your content and the interventions you decide to carry out: we do not guarantee a legal outcome.

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FAQ – The answers you were looking for

The widget installs in just a few minutes and requires no invasive changes to your site; if you wish, our team will take care of the integration. The widget, however, is only a complementary tool: it does not fix code or content. To work on your site’s accessibility we offer the audit (automated and manual checks against WCAG 2.1/2.2 AA, within the agreed scope), code remediation and the drafting of the declaration of accessibility.

Yes, the widget is compatible with the most widely used CMS and web platforms (WordPress, Shopify, Joomla and others). We check the integration on your platform and tell you about any technical limitations.

After the assessment carried out with the audit, our team can work directly on your site’s code to fix the issues found. We agree the work with you, carry it out within the agreed scope and tell you what is left to do on your platform or your content.

Our audits and remediation work refer to WCAG 2.1 and 2.2, level AA, the technical standard cited by most regulations (in Europe via EN 301 549). Technical conformance with WCAG does not, on its own, amount to meeting all your legal obligations: these depend on the country, the type of organisation, the sector and the service (in the UK, for example, the Equality Act 2010 and, for public sector bodies, PSBAR 2018), and may include further requirements (such as declarations, feedback procedures, or national frameworks, which we apply only where expressly agreed). We do not provide legal advice and we do not guarantee a legal outcome: we help you identify and fix the barriers within the audited scope.

Yes. The widget improves some aspects of the user experience, but it does not fix code or content: structural barriers need to be resolved through an audit and remediation. What is more, every change to your site (new pages, content, features) can introduce new barriers: that is why we recommend periodic checks, available as an optional service (continuous scanning and new audits), and keeping the declaration of accessibility up to date.

The widget is designed to be lightweight. We measure the impact on your site’s performance after installation and, if necessary, we adjust the configuration.

Yes, our team provides ongoing assistance for the services you have purchased. If new needs arise or regulations change, we will propose the work needed: maintaining accessibility over time requires new checks and is not automatic.

We offer flexible solutions tailored to every need. Our team will discuss the available options with you and provide a personalised quote based on your site’s characteristics.

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