WCAG 2.2 A/AA accessibility audit - 50 criteria, PDF report

A standard WCAG 2.2 A/AA accessibility audit costs PLN 2,500 net and is ready in 14 days. It includes 50 criteria, a PDF report with a remediation plan, a priority spreadsheet and a 60-minute review. For portals and e-commerce sites with 500+ views - from PLN 5,000.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) has applied since 28 June 2025. It requires AA-level compliance from private businesses employing 10+ people in e-commerce, banking, insurance, transport (online tickets), e-books and telecommunications. The technical threshold is set by EN 301 549 - currently V3.2.1 with WCAG 2.1 AA, moving to WCAG 2.2 AA after revision. Public bodies have been covered since 2019. We explain the obligations and deadlines in our article on the European Accessibility Act in 2026.

The 4 WCAG principles: perceivable (contrast, image alt text, transcripts), operable (keyboard navigation, visible focus, 44x44 target size), understandable (language, labels, form errors), robust (HTML semantics, ARIA, screen reader compatibility).

A standard audit of a site with up to 100 views takes 14 working days. Portals and e-commerce sites with 500+ views require 21-30 days. You receive a PDF report, a priority spreadsheet (P1/P2/P3) and a 60-minute video review.

WCAG 2.2 adds 9 new criteria (Dragging Movements, Focus Not Obscured, Target Size, Consistent Help) and removes the obsolete 4.1.1 Parsing criterion. We always audit against 2.2 - which automatically meets 2.1 and 2.0. Find the full guide to the changes in our article WCAG 2.2 - an accessibility guide.

Yes - accessibility and SEO speak the same language. Better alt text helps Google understand images, semantic HTML supports indexing, focus and keyboard navigation reduce bounce rate, and 44x44 target size improves mobile UX (mobile-first indexing). These goals support each other.

Axe DevTools, WAVE and Pa11y for automated scanning (detecting 30-40% of issues), manual keyboard and NVDA screen reader tests (the remaining 60-70%), and responsive tests at 3 viewport sizes. Automation alone is not enough.

A PDF (40-80 pages) describing each non-compliant criterion, with a screenshot and a specific code fix. A Google Sheets spreadsheet with P1/P2/P3 priorities, implementation time estimates and the impact on legal risk. The document can be presented as a statement of compliance.

Yes. After the audit, you can: 1) implement the fixes yourself or through your developer, 2) commission us to implement them (priced per project). We then retest to check whether the barriers have actually been removed. Retesting is priced separately from PLN 1,500.

Yes, the standard package tests the responsive website at 3 viewport sizes (mobile, tablet, desktop). Native iOS/Android apps and SPAs/PWAs require a separate quote because they use different testing tools and have different requirements.