Can everyone use your site, and trust it with their data?
They can when it’s built for it. We review, fix and build your website to AODA/WCAG standards, and set up privacy-by-design for PIPEDA/PHIPA, with the paperwork to show for it.
What do we check, fix and set up?
We check your website’s accessibility, the personal information it collects, and the policies around both. Then we fix what we find and document it.
Your key pages, templates and forms checked against WCAG 2.1 AA by hand and with tools, with a prioritized fix list.
We fix the underlying markup, content and design, not a plug-in overlay, and re-test each fix.
Forms, data flows and retention built with privacy-by-design for PIPEDA/PHIPA: collect less, explain why, keep it only as long as needed.
Tracking that can identify or profile visitors stays off until they choose, with clear choices, a named privacy contact and a consent record.
Sign-up forms that ask for express consent, record it, and send emails with your details and a working unsubscribe.
Ontario electronic monitoring policy templates and pay-transparent job posting layouts, ready for your lawyer to review.
Where does your site stand today?
Find out in a minute. Tick what your site already does, then see which rules may be worth a closer look for a business like yours.
Which rules might apply to you?
What does “built to WCAG” actually mean?
It means every page passes four plain tests: people can perceive it, operate it, understand it, and use it with their own tools. We check by hand with a keyboard and a screen reader, not only an automated scanner.
Alt text on images, captions on video, and text with enough contrast to read.
Every menu, button and form works with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
Clear labels, plain language and error messages that say how to fix the problem.
Clean code that screen readers, magnifiers and voice control can understand.
We’re not lawyers. For legal sign-off, we work alongside your lawyer.
How long does a review and fix take?
It depends on the size of your site and what the review finds. We scope the work after a free check and agree the timeline with you before anything starts.
Key pages, templates, forms, cookies and policies, tested by hand and with tools.
A plain-language list, ordered by impact on real visitors, with quick wins first.
Code, content, consent and forms fixed and re-tested, with notes for your lawyer.
Accessibility statement, feedback process and regular re-checks as your site changes. · Ongoing
How much does an accessibility and privacy review cost?
It’s quoted after a free review, based on your site and what it needs. You pay a setup fee for the review and fixes, then a monthly care plan that re-checks your site as it changes.
- WCAG 2.1 AA review of your key pages
- Privacy policy, forms and cookie review
- Prioritized fix list in plain language
- Accessibility statement draft
- Everything in Review
- Fixes in your site’s code and content
- Cookie consent set up for Quebec Law 25
- CASL-ready sign-up forms
- Regular re-checks as your site changes
- Multi-site and franchise rollouts
- Privacy-by-design for PHIPA health data
- Electronic monitoring policy templates
- Pay-transparent job posting layouts
- Working alongside your counsel
The monthly care plan covers re-checks, small fixes and policy updates when rules change; your quote spells out exactly what’s included. Legal advice is not included.
What else do people ask us?
Short answers to common questions. Each one is marked up so search engines and AI tools can quote it.
We don’t promise compliance, because that’s a legal question. We review, fix and build your site to AODA/WCAG standards, document the work, and support your lawyer’s sign-off.
Book a free accessibility and privacy check of your homepage and main form, with the top three fixes in plain language.
Can everyone use your site, and trust it with their data?
They can when it’s built for it. We review, fix and build your website to AODA/WCAG standards, and set up privacy-by-design for PIPEDA/PHIPA, with the paperwork to show for it.
What do we check, fix and set up?
We check your website’s accessibility, the personal information it collects, and the policies around both. Then we fix what we find and document it.
Your key pages, templates and forms checked against WCAG 2.1 AA by hand and with tools, with a prioritized fix list.
We fix the underlying markup, content and design, not a plug-in overlay, and re-test each fix.
Forms, data flows and retention built with privacy-by-design for PIPEDA/PHIPA: collect less, explain why, keep it only as long as needed.
Tracking that can identify or profile visitors stays off until they choose, with clear choices, a named privacy contact and a consent record.
Sign-up forms that ask for express consent, record it, and send emails with your details and a working unsubscribe.
Ontario electronic monitoring policy templates and pay-transparent job posting layouts, ready for your lawyer to review.
Where does your site stand today?
Find out in a minute. Tick what your site already does, then see which rules may be worth a closer look for a business like yours.
Which rules might apply to you?
What does “built to WCAG” actually mean?
It means every page passes four plain tests: people can perceive it, operate it, understand it, and use it with their own tools. We check by hand with a keyboard and a screen reader, not only an automated scanner.
Alt text on images, captions on video, and text with enough contrast to read.
Every menu, button and form works with a keyboard, with a visible focus outline.
Clear labels, plain language and error messages that say how to fix the problem.
Clean code that screen readers, magnifiers and voice control can understand.
We’re not lawyers. For legal sign-off, we work alongside your lawyer.
How long does a review and fix take?
It depends on the size of your site and what the review finds. We scope the work after a free check and agree the timeline with you before anything starts.
Key pages, templates, forms, cookies and policies, tested by hand and with tools.
A plain-language list, ordered by impact on real visitors, with quick wins first.
Code, content, consent and forms fixed and re-tested, with notes for your lawyer.
Accessibility statement, feedback process and regular re-checks as your site changes. · Ongoing
How much does an accessibility and privacy review cost?
It’s quoted after a free review, based on your site and what it needs. You pay a setup fee for the review and fixes, then a monthly care plan that re-checks your site as it changes.
- WCAG 2.1 AA review of your key pages
- Privacy policy, forms and cookie review
- Prioritized fix list in plain language
- Accessibility statement draft
- Everything in Review
- Fixes in your site’s code and content
- Cookie consent set up for Quebec Law 25
- CASL-ready sign-up forms
- Regular re-checks as your site changes
- Multi-site and franchise rollouts
- Privacy-by-design for PHIPA health data
- Electronic monitoring policy templates
- Pay-transparent job posting layouts
- Working alongside your counsel
The monthly care plan covers re-checks, small fixes and policy updates when rules change; your quote spells out exactly what’s included. Legal advice is not included.
What else do people ask us?
Short answers to common questions. Each one is marked up so search engines and AI tools can quote it.
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Book a free accessibility and privacy check of your homepage and main form, with the top three fixes in plain language.