WCAG 2.1 Accessible Websites:
Everyone Can Use Your Website
20% of the population has some form of disability. An accessible website reaches more people, improves SEO and reduces legal risk. WCAG 2.1 AA audit and remediation from €399.
Why it matters
Accessibility isn't optional
of the world's population has some form of disability — visual, hearing, motor or cognitive
people worldwide with a disability cannot properly use inaccessible websites
of home pages have at least one detectable accessibility failure (WebAIM Million, 2025)
average improvement in SEO metrics when accessibility problems are fixed (semantic structure, ALT, speed)
Your website excludes 1 in 5 visitors without you knowing
People with visual impairments use screen readers. People with reduced mobility navigate using the keyboard only. People with colour blindness cannot distinguish elements without sufficient contrast.
If your website isn't adapted, you're losing customers, damaging your SEO and, in the case of the public sector, breaking the law.
International standards
The three WCAG 2.1 levels
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) have three levels of conformance.
Basic minimum
The most basic level. Without it, a website is simply unusable for some users. Essential but not enough on its own.
The legal standard
The level required by law in Spain for the public sector and the de facto standard for professional websites. Our target on every project.
Excellence
The highest level. Very difficult to reach in full. Recommended for critical public service websites or sites built specifically for people with disabilities.
Accessibility services
What do you need?
Whether you just want to know the state of your site or you need everything fixed.
WCAG Audit
399€
Complete analysis
A detailed report of every accessibility error on your site, classified by level (A, AA) and priority. You know exactly what's wrong and why.
Audit + Remediation
799€
Everything included
A full audit plus the correction of every WCAG 2.1 AA error found. Your website ready to meet the standard.
Accessibility Training
from €299
For teams
A training session for the developers and designers on your team. They learn to create accessible content and code from the outset.
Frequently asked questions
What people ask me most about web accessibility
For the public sector and large companies (more than 100 employees or over €6M in turnover), web accessibility is required by Royal Decree 1112/2018. For the private sector generally it isn't currently mandatory in Spain, but there is a clear regulatory trend towards requiring it. The European Accessibility Act widens the scope from 2025.
Yes, directly. Well-written alt text helps image SEO. Correct semantic structure (h1, h2, aria-labels) makes it easier for Google to crawl. An accessible website is usually faster and better structured too, which improves user experience and search ranking signals.
Level A is the basic minimum. Level AA is the recommended standard and the one legally required in Spain for the public sector. Level AAA is the strictest and rarely required. For most small business websites, level AA is the realistic and sufficient target.
The audit takes 5-7 working days for a site of 5-10 pages. The remediation afterwards depends on how many errors are found; it usually takes another 2-4 weeks. For large sites or ones with many errors, it can take longer.
Yes. WordPress has good accessibility support. Problems usually come from poorly coded themes, plugins that generate non-semantic HTML, or Elementor layouts built without good practice. All of that is fixable, though sometimes it means adjusting the theme's code.
Do you know whether your website is
accessible to everyone?
Most websites have accessibility errors without realising it. Request an audit and find out before it becomes a legal or commercial problem.