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Managed Accessibility · After Sales
WCAG accessibility for disabled visitors, in your site code
We close accessibility gaps for disabled visitors in your site code, with a monthly WCAG check. That is the technical measure of the European Accessibility Act and of subsidy files that ask for AChecker.
This is not a corner add-on. It is how the site stays usable after launch.
Accessibility does not close with a plugin in the corner
The European Accessibility Act measures WCAG in your site code, not a widget. AChecker reads what the site serves. An overlay such as UserWay changes what a visitor sees, so Known Problems stay and a subsidy file stalls.
After launch the same gaps return: new pages without alt text, forms without labels, contrast that breaks on a new banner. You need a fix cadence, not a one-off scan.
Core work after launch
Accessibility belongs in the code, like consent and tracking
We take the monthly WCAG check, the fixes in your site code, and the statement the European Accessibility Act asks for. Without that cadence, every new page opens the same risk. An overlay can help a reader. It does not close AChecker and it is not WCAG 2.1 AA or 2.2 AA conformance.
Who this retainer is for
Four conversations, one cadence. Each side has a different reason to keep it open.
DPO and legal
A statement for the European directive
You have an accessibility statement and a monthly WCAG findings record, against Directive (EU) 2019/882, not only a policy in a drawer.
Subsidy beneficiary
AChecker on the file pages
We agree URLs, close Known Problems, and prepare the statement and screenshots. No promise for the whole SPA.
European Accessibility Act
When a service falls under 2019/882
For services in the European Accessibility Act, the technical measure is WCAG and EN 301 549. We work to that bar in your site code. We do not replace a legal review.
What Managed Accessibility includes
Monthly ownership in your site code, so disabled visitors can keep using the site.
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Monthly axe-core scan
We run a WCAG check on the agreed pages and rank what to close first.
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Fixes in your site code
Alt text, headings, forms, contrast, keyboard paths, and landmarks land in your site code.
- 03
A report for your team
You see what was scanned, what was fixed, and what is still open. No generic all-clear.
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Subsidy evidence pack
AChecker and WAVE on the file URLs, Known Problems closed, a homepage statement, and screenshots for the submission system.
Business outcomes
Fewer stalls on a subsidy file
The file has concrete AChecker evidence, not a general assurance.
A more stable path for disabled visitors
Core journeys stay usable with a screen reader and a keyboard.
Clearer structure for AI engines
Landmarks, headings, and alt text also help ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude read the page. Abroad, buyers search this as website accessibility and WCAG compliance.
One cadence, not emergency projects
Checks and fixes sit in the same After Sales model as maintenance and consent.
Process
It sits with care after launch
Accessibility stays stable when maintenance and consent do not open new gaps.
Managed Website Maintenance
New content and updates share the same rhythm, so a11y gaps do not reopen unnoticed.
See Website MaintenanceDigital Compliance
Consent and banners are checked so they do not break keyboard or screen-reader use.
See Digital ComplianceAfter Sales
Managed Accessibility sits next to the other retainers, behind the same support door.
See After SalesHow you know it is working
We measure closed findings on agreed pages, not a blanket full-conformance claim.
AChecker Known Problems
On file URLs we aim for zero Known Problems. Potential Problems are explained, not hidden.
axe-core findings
The monthly report shows what closed and what remains, page by page.
Homepage statement
The accessibility statement is public and matches the real scope.
Submission evidence
When a subsidy file is live, you have dated screenshots for the agreed pages.
Accessibility for disabled visitors counts when the site code passes the WCAG check and stays that way after every new page.
Proof
20 years of digital delivery, 100+ specialists, enterprise clients — quiet proof, not boastful claims.
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Let's see whether Managed Accessibility fits your case
Tell us if the European directive, a subsidy AChecker file, or a monthly WCAG check after launch is what you need. We come back with a clear next move.
The AChecker pack covers agreed pages. It does not promise zero Known Problems site-wide or full WCAG conformance without an independent audit.
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