What We Do
Step #1
Share your website URL with us and tell us about your goals, audience, and any known concerns. No long forms or complicated onboarding — just the essentials so we can focus our review where it matters most.
This gives us the context we need to focus on the highest-risk pages and user flows first.
Step #2
Our accessibility specialists perform a full manual review of your website using a structured testing process. We evaluate templates, navigation, forms, content, interactive elements, and user flows across devices and browsers, not just a homepage scan.
You walk away with a prioritized, actionable roadmap, not a generic issue list.
Step #3
We test your website using real assistive technologies, including screen readers and keyboard-only navigation, to understand how users with disabilities actually experience your site. This step reveals issues that automated reports consistently miss.
We get a clear picture of real-world accessibility barriers, before they turn into user complaints or legal risk.
Step #4
You receive a detailed, easy-to-understand report outlining each accessibility issue found, why it matters, and how it should be fixed. Issues are prioritized by severity and user impact, so your team knows exactly where to focus first.
You get a clear, prioritized roadmap for remediation, so your team can fix the highest-risk accessibility issues first without wasting time guessing what matters most.
Step #5
Our accessibility specialists manually remediate your website by correcting issues directly in your code, templates, or CMS. This includes fixing headings, labels, focus order, contrast issues, keyboard access, ARIA usage, and other critical elements that affect usability and compliance.
Your website is cleanly remediated at the source, so accessibility fixes are stable, standards-aligned, and won’t break the design or create new issues down the road.
Step #6
After remediation, we re-test your website to ensure issues have been resolved correctly. This includes follow-up manual assistive-technology testing to confirm the site functions as intended.
You gain confidence that fixes actually work in real-world use, with a website that truly functions for users with disabilities, not just on paper.
A real website accessibility review goes far beyond running an automated scan. Many critical issues are buried inside real user journeys, navigation, forms, interactive elements, and dynamic content, where automated tools simply can’t evaluate accurately.
Our accessibility specialists manually test your website against recognized standards (WCAG 2.1 / 2.2, ADA Title II, and Section 508) while following real-world user flows. We review structure, content, templates, and functionality to understand how your site actually works for people using assistive technologies.
During our hands-on review, we look closely at:
Page structure and headings
Navigation, focus order, and skip links
Forms, labels, error messages, and instructions
Interactive components and dynamic content (menus, modals, accordions, sliders, etc.)
Keyboard access, focus visibility, and potential keyboard traps
Color contrast and states for text, buttons, and controls
ARIA roles, landmarks, and announcements to screen readers
Each confirmed issue is either manually remediated by our team (when included in your scope) or delivered with clear, prioritized remediation guidance your developers can implement. We explain what’s wrong, why it matters, and how to fix it in a way that aligns with WCAG and Title II/Section 508 requirements.
After fixes are applied, we re-test key pages and user flows, including assistive-technology testing, to confirm issues have been resolved correctly. The goal isn’t just to “pass a scan”, it’s to ensure your website truly works for real users with disabilities and stands up to accessibility and compliance expectations.
| Automated Accessibility Scans | ClearPath Accessibility Reviews |
|---|---|
| Checks for surface-level issues only | Evaluates real user experience and usability |
| Relies entirely on software | Combines tools with expert manual testing |
| Misses keyboard, screen reader, and workflow issues | Tests with assistive technologies and keyboard navigation |
| Produces generic issue lists | Delivers clear, prioritized fixes you can act on |
| No remediation or accountability | Manual remediation with validation and quality assurance |
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FAQ
Automated scans are a helpful starting point, but they typically catch only a fraction of accessibility issues. Many critical problems, like keyboard access, screen reader usability, focus order, and form interactions, can only be identified through manual testing. ClearPath combines tools with hands-on review to ensure real usability, not just a passing score.
No. Accessibility overlays and widgets do not guarantee compliance with ADA, Section 508, Title II, or WCAG 2.2. Overlays can’t fix underlying accessibility issues in your website’s code, structure, or content, and they often miss critical problems that affect real users of assistive technology. True accessibility requires manual testing and remediation to address the actual barriers users encounter, not just adding a layer on top of the site.
Yes. Every website review includes a clear, detailed report that explains what issues were found, why they matter, and how they should be fixed. Issues are prioritized by severity and user impact, so you can make informed decisions before moving forward with remediation.
Accessibility overlays are not recommended because they do not fix the underlying accessibility issues within a website’s code or structure. They rely on software layers that attempt to modify the experience after the fact, which often fails to work consistently with screen readers, keyboards, and other assistive technologies. True accessibility requires proper coding, testing, and remediation, not a temporary overlay applied on top of existing issues.
We do both. ClearPath doesn’t stop at identifying problems. Our specialists manually remediate accessibility issues directly in your website’s code, templates, or CMS—or provide precise remediation guidance if your team prefers to implement the fixes internally.
Timelines depend on the size, complexity, and structure of your website. Smaller sites may take days, while larger or multi-template websites may require several weeks. After the initial review, we provide a clear scope and timeline so there are no surprises.
ClearPath focuses on real accessibility, not quick fixes. We do not rely on overlays or automated widgets. Instead, we manually test and remediate your website to address underlying accessibility issues, resulting in a site that actually works for users with disabilities and aligns with recognized accessibility standards.
It depends on the size and complexity of your site or documents. Smaller projects may take just a few days; larger ones may take a few weeks. We’ll give you a clear timeline before we start.
Use our “Get Your FREE PDF Accessibility Review” form to submit a sample file, and we’ll return a detailed audit and remediation quote.
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