Australia · UI/UX and graphic design

Web accessibility services in Australia that make your site usable by everyone.

Accessibility is about people being able to use your site, and about meeting your obligations. Web accessibility services in Australia audit, fix and maintain sites so more of your customers can use them.

In-house team Perth-based, Australia-wide You own every file

At a glance

  • Audit against WCAG
  • Fixes to design and code
  • Tested with assistive tools
  • Team training
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In-house teamno outsourcing
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No lock-instay because it helps
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Australia-widePerth based

Web accessibility services in Australia: what to expect

Web accessibility services in Australia cover audits against WCAG, remediation advice and development, document and PDF accessibility, testing with assistive technology and staff training. We explain issues plainly and prioritise by impact.

Who it suits

Organisations that must or want to make their sites usable by everyone.

What you get

An audit, a ranked fix list, assistive testing and editor training.

How we start

Agreeing which pages and journeys matter most.

Why it helps

More people can use your site, and your risk of complaints falls.

What we cover

What goes into your design

The pieces that make up the service.

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Accessibility audit

Where your site falls short.

Design fixes

Contrast, spacing and structure.

Code fixes

Labels, roles and keyboard use.

Assistive testing

Screen readers and keyboards.

Content guidance

Clear headings and alt text.

Training

Habits that keep it accessible.

In Australia

Accessible for everyone, not just compliant

The Disability Discrimination Act 1992 applies to digital services, and many organisations are expected to meet the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. We audit against those guidelines and explain results in plain English.

Accessibility helps everyone, including older users and people on small screens or in bright light, so the fixes tend to improve the whole site.

  • WCAG 2.2 AA tested properly
  • Assistive technology used
  • Fixes explained for developers

Common situations

What Australian clients usually ask us to solve

Public-facing businesses and services

Customers using screen readers, keyboards or voice control must complete tasks. Fixing key journeys first improves service and reduces complaint risk.

Organisations with legal exposure

Disability discrimination law applies to digital services. A documented audit and a remediation plan show good-faith effort and reduce risk.

Sites with forms, documents and media

PDFs, forms and video often block users. We review them alongside pages and show how to make them accessible.

What's included

What comes with this service.

The essentials of the service, plus the standards that come with everything we do. No hidden extras.

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  • Audit report: Issues ranked by impact and effort
  • Fix list: Specific changes for designers and developers
  • Editor guide: Simple habits for accessible content
  • Free discovery call: a short chat about your goals before you commit
  • Files you own: every asset and editable source file handed over to you

Is it right for you?

When professional design makes sense

  • You need to meet accessibility expectations
  • Users have told you the site is hard to use
  • A tender or client requires compliance
  • You are redesigning and want to build it in

Compare

Audit only or audit and fixes?

Audit only or audit and fixes?
CompareAudit and fixesAudit only
OutcomeResolvedA list
Effort for youLowerHigher
SpeedQuickerSlower
Best forBusy teamsStrong in-house teams

How we work

Our process, step by step

Scope

We agree which pages and journeys to test.

Audit

We test with tools and real assistive technology.

Report

We rank issues by impact and effort.

Fix

We fix them or guide your team.

Retest

We confirm the improvements and train editors.

Built around you

Every project is quoted on your needs.

No one-size packages. After a free discovery call, you get a clear, itemised proposal based on what your business actually needs.

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1
Site size

Larger sites take longer to audit and fix.

2
Platform

Some platforms limit what can be changed.

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Content

Documents and media need accessible versions.

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Interactions

Complex widgets need careful rework.

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Standards

The target level shapes the amount of work.

Technology

Tools we use

Testing

axeWAVELighthouse

Assistive tech

NVDAJAWSVoiceOver

Standards

WCAG 2.2ARIA

Why Kedra Digi

Why Australian businesses choose Kedra Digi.

One accountable team

Strategy, design, development and marketing together.

A clear proposal first

Itemised deliverables before work starts.

You own everything

Files, code and accounts are handed over.

Kedra Digi is an Australian-owned digital agency based at 5 Murphy Street, O'Connor, Perth. We work with clients across Australia by video, shared files and clear milestones, and meet in person in Perth or by arrangement elsewhere when that helps.

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Frequently asked questions

Straight answers to the questions we hear most.

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What standard do you test against?
The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines, usually at level AA, unless you need something different.
Will you fix the problems?
Yes, or guide your developers with clear, specific instructions.
Do you test with real tools?
Yes, screen readers, keyboards and other assistive technology.
Can you check PDFs and documents?
Yes, and we advise on accessible versions. Documents, PDFs and embedded media are reviewed alongside pages, because many Australian organisations publish forms and reports that screen readers cannot use.
Do you train our editors?
Yes, with short, practical sessions. We train editors and developers on the issues we found, using your own pages as examples, so accessibility stays in place after the audit for your Australian team.
Does accessibility hurt design?
No, good accessible design looks great and works better for everyone.
Which standard do you test against?
WCAG 2.2 at level AA is the common benchmark. We test manually and with assistive technology as well as with automated tools.
Can an overlay plugin solve it?
Not reliably. Overlays rarely fix underlying problems and can create new ones. We recommend fixing the site itself.
Do you train our team?
Yes, with short practical sessions using your own pages as examples, so accessibility remains in place after the audit.
How do you report findings?
With clear issue lists, severity, affected users and fix instructions, in formats developers and content editors can act on.

Free discovery call

Ready to talk about your project?

Tell us what you are working on. We will reply within one business day with honest advice.

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