Why care about web accessibility?
There are three reasons why we prioritize this in all our projects:
Market potential: In Norway, between 15% and 20% of the population has a disability. Including older people and those with temporary challenges (like using a phone in sunlight), the number is even higher. If your website doesn't work for them, you're essentially giving the money to your competitor.
The SEO effect: Google is your most important blind user. Search engines "see" your website the same way a screen reader does. Semantically correct code, good text alternatives, and logical structure are the shortcut to better rankings.
Legal requirements have tightened: Authorities have moved from guidance to sanctions. With the arrival of the EU's Accessibility Act (EAA), requirements are further tightened for both e-commerce and services.
How we solve it for you
Web accessibility is not solved with a "plugin" or overlay. It must be built into the core of the solution. As IT consultants with deep technical insight, we fix problems where they occur: in the code.
Our accessibility services
We tailor the assignment to where the shoe pinches.
Accessibility Audit: A full review of your website with report and action list. We rank errors by severity so you know what needs to be fixed first.
Development and implementation: We take on the job of actually fixing the code. Our developers know the technical pitfalls in modern frameworks.
Courses and workshops: We train your editors and developers in how to maintain the solution so it remains accessible over time.
Accessibility statement: We help you with the foundation for the legally required accessibility statement.
Why choose PXL?
We're not an agency that just delivers a PDF with error messages and wishes you good luck. We are developers. We understand why the error occurred, and we know how to refactor the code to remove it permanently.
We believe in pragmatic perfectionism. We solve the critical errors that prevent use and break the law first, and then work towards an optimal user experience.
