Website accessibility, tested as we build.
Your site is built so more people can read and use it: text with readable contrast, pages that work from a keyboard, and forms a screen reader can announce. It is tested as part of the build, so it is not a retrofit you pay for later.
What accessibility testing covers.
Colour contrast checks
Text checked for readable contrast against the surface it sits on. Quieter text uses a readable colour step, never faded opacity.
Keyboard navigation
Every link, button and form field reachable and usable from a keyboard alone, in an order that follows the page.
Visible focus states
A clear outline shows where keyboard focus is at every step, so nobody has to guess which element they are on.
Screen reader labels
Headings in order, and buttons, links and form fields labelled so a screen reader announces what each one is and does.
Reduced motion respected
Visitors who ask their device for less motion get pages without the movement, with every piece of content still in place.
Readable type and layout
Text sized and spaced to be read on a phone as well as a laptop, with pages designed on the phone first.
How it works.
- 01
Design with contrast
Colours, type sizes and states are chosen for readable contrast from the start, not corrected after launch.
- 02
Build with labels
Pages are built with ordered headings, labelled controls and a visible focus outline, so assistive technology can read them.
- 03
Test before release
Pages are tested for contrast, keyboard navigation and screen reader labels before they go live, and fixed where they fail.
Questions before you start.
How much does website accessibility cost?
Will my website be legally compliant with accessibility law?
What do you test for?
Can you make my current website accessible?
Let’s make your digital work compound.
Choose a time on Gabriel’s calendar. We’ll go through where you are today, what’s slowing growth, and what’s worth doing first, whether or not we work together.

Gabriel Espinheira
Senior software engineer · English or Portuguese
A focused 30 minutes, not a sales pitch.
