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Automated + manual testing
Scanners catch patterns. Manual review catches the rest — keyboard paths, focus order, screen-reader behavior, and interactive components that tools miss.
Website accessibility audits
Accessible by design — not by accident.
Manual and automated testing, prioritized remediation, and developer support for mission-driven websites. Honest about what we fix — and clear that this is not legal advice.
The problem
A “clean” scan can still lock people out.
Mission sites serve donors, clients, volunteers, and staff who use keyboards, screen readers, captions, and high zoom. Automated tools miss the journeys that fail in practice. We test those journeys — then help you fix what matters first.
Disclaimer. CauseHouse does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee legal compliance, ADA conformance, or protection from claims. Accessibility work reduces barriers; it is not a certificate of immunity.
What's included
Audit depth that leads to fixes.
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Structure & semantics
Heading hierarchy, landmark regions, form labels and errors, alternative text, and navigation that makes sense without a mouse.
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Visual & media checks
Color contrast, zoom and reflow, captions and transcripts for video, and guidance on PDFs and documents that sit beside the site.
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Prioritized audit report
Findings grouped by severity with remediation notes your developers (or ours) can actually execute — not a wall of unexplained WCAG codes.
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Remediation & developer support
Fix planning, paired remediation on WordPress or Next.js templates, and accessibility statements written in plain language.
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Staff guidance & monitoring
Authoring habits that keep accessibility from rotting after launch, plus optional rechecks when you ship major content or template changes.
Questions
Before we open the keyboard.
- Do you guarantee ADA or WCAG legal compliance?
- No. CauseHouse does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee legal compliance or protection from claims. We aim for WCAG-oriented improvements and honest reporting of remaining risk.
- Why aren’t automated scans enough?
- Automated tools miss keyboard traps, confusing focus order, screen-reader announcements, and many form and modal issues. They are a starting point — never the whole audit.
- What does a client receive?
- A prioritized findings report, remediation recommendations, and — when scoped — hands-on fixes, an accessibility statement draft, and staff guidance for ongoing publishing.
- Can you remediate as well as audit?
- Yes. Many teams want both: diagnosis and implementation on the templates they already run. Scope depends on CMS and how custom the theme is.
- Which standard do you reference?
- We typically orient work to WCAG 2.2 Level AA as a practical target for mission-driven sites, while being clear that conformance is a process — not a one-time badge.
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