At Sandbox we are committed to accessibility. We understand that technical requirements and compliance alone do not make a website accessible. We want to support you in removing major barriers that affect the 20% of Canadians who navigate the web with a disability.
We offer accessibility reviews that detail areas of improvement for content, design, navigation, and functionality aspects of your site. We have a range of options (outlined below) best suited to the size of your website. Each review is lead by a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) and is backed by our years of experience in developing accessible websites (from start to finish). We consider best practices based on current web behaviour, regional legislation requirements, and international WCAG (web content accessibility guidelines) success criteria.
Review Packages and Pricing
Cost: $1,700
Cost: $2,125
Cost: $3,125
| Accessibility Services | Basic | Standard | Premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| Automated tool scans | |||
| Web Accessibility Evaluation tool (WAVE) | |||
| Google Lighthouse | |||
| Broken link scanner | |||
| Load-time testing | |||
| HTML validator | |||
| Readability checker | |||
| Manual review | |||
| Navigation structure | |||
| Basic screen reader operation | |||
| Alternative text availability | |||
| Cognitive load insights | |||
| Advanced screen reader operation | |||
| Links and image insights | |||
| Font and contrast insights | |||
| User testing (proudly in partnership with a third party) | |||
| Report Recommendations | |||
| Resolving WCAG errors | |||
| Maintaining accessible content | |||
| Accessibility review presentation | |||
Accessibility Training
Is your team interested in web accessibility or learning how to keep your website content accessible for people with disabilities? Book one of our live sessions today!
“It’s important that everyone is given the opportunity to participate in, and enjoy, what the web has to offer. Digital spaces are vital to building communities and disabled communities are being left behind. We’ll always work our hardest to include disabled communities in the software and sites we build.”
Meg Harding | Quality Assurance and Accessibility Coordinator