Website accessibility redesign
Accessibility is part of the build quality. It belongs in the code, content structure, forms, and visual contrast.
What the review covers.
The website accessibility redesign review connects the current site to the new structure before design decisions get locked in.
- Semantic headings and landmarks
- Form labels and focus states
- Contrast and readable type
- Keyboard navigation checks
Semantic headings and landmarks
The page structure uses semantic sections, headings, labels, and landmarks so assistive technology can read it properly.
Form labels and focus states
Forms, menus, buttons, and links remain usable by keyboard with visible focus states and proper labels.
Contrast and readable type
Mobile accessibility checks include readable text, clear focus states, usable controls, and enough space around interactive elements.
Keyboard navigation checks
Navigation is simplified around the pages visitors need most, with mobile behavior tested before launch.
What gets improved.
Semantic headings and landmarks
The page structure uses semantic sections, headings, labels, and landmarks so assistive technology can read it properly.
Form labels and focus states
Forms, menus, buttons, and links remain usable by keyboard with visible focus states and proper labels.
Contrast and readable type
Mobile accessibility checks include readable text, clear focus states, usable controls, and enough space around interactive elements.
Keyboard navigation checks
Navigation is simplified around the pages visitors need most, with mobile behavior tested before launch.
Tell us about the site you want to rebuild.
Send the current URL and what the next version needs to support. The first review looks at structure, SEO risk, content, forms, and launch details.