Website Accessibility
We build school websites that are designed for accessibility from day one — helping you meet WCAG 2.2 expectations and making your content usable for everyone.
What WCAG 2.2 compliance means in practice
Accessibility goes beyond rigid checkbox compliance. We design and build with real users in mind — including visual impairment, motor difficulties, ADHD, and Autism — so your website is easier to use for everyone.
That means clear structure, readable typography, keyboard access, sensible focus states, robust forms, and content that works with assistive technology.
How we deliver accessible school websites
We build accessibility into the design and development process, rather than trying to “bolt it on” at the end.
- Semantic HTML and clear heading hierarchy
- Keyboard-friendly navigation and visible focus indicators
- Accessible forms, labels, and error messaging
- Contrast-aware styling and readable layouts across devices
Accessibility audits of new websites are available free of charge on completion of the project.
We also provide a free accessibility statement template and can provide a free website accessibility statement on launch.
Accessibility partners
We work with multiple accessibility partners, including ReciteMe, to support schools with meeting accessibility standards and demonstrating compliance at launch.
Recent results
Our latest website, Sheerhatch, achieved 100% on the Google Accessibility Audit Tool (Google Lighthouse score for mobile).
Audits and tools are one part of the picture — we also focus on real usability, inclusive design, and assistive technology support.
Next steps
If you’re planning a new school website (or want to improve an existing one), we can walk you through what WCAG 2.2 means for your content and your visitors — and what we’ll do to help you meet it.
Email us at [email protected] .