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Remediation Support

Ongoing accessibility remediation support

Remediation planning, technical guidance, accessibility QA, defect tracking, retesting, and reporting against WCAG 2.2 Level AA and Section 508. Scope, capacity, response times, testing methods, staffing, and reporting are defined in the statement of work for each engagement.

What support can include

Engagements are assembled from the elements below. What is included, and at what capacity, is agreed before work begins and recorded in the statement of work.

Remediation planning

Turning audit findings into a plan your team can actually work through.

  • Findings triaged by severity, user impact, and effort
  • Remediation roadmap with named owners on your side
  • Guidance on which fixes belong at component level
  • Reporting agreed in the statement of work
Discuss remediation planning

Technical guidance and QA

Accessibility review capacity applied to the work you are shipping.

  • Review of nominated changes, components, or templates
  • Written recommendations, including markup and ARIA corrections
  • Accessibility QA capacity defined per engagement
  • Defect tracking in your issue tracker or ours, as agreed
Discuss technical guidance and qa

Retesting and continuing support

Confirming that the fixes hold, on an agreed cadence.

  • Retesting of remediated items against the agreed standard
  • Document remediation coordination, where in scope
  • Development-team support sessions, where in scope
  • Periodic reporting on open and closed findings
Discuss retesting and continuing support

How we work

Recommendations tied to evidence

Findings reference the criterion, the location, and what a corrected implementation looks like, so your developers can act on them without guesswork.

Fix the system, not the symptom

Most accessibility defects are component-level. Where the engagement allows, we prioritise design-system corrections so repeated instances are resolved together.

Quality assurance, not independent validation

When 508 Audit reviews remediation that 508 Audit produced, that review is quality assurance, not independent third-party validation. If your procurement requires organisational independence, tell us during scoping so it can be arranged.

Tell us what needs remediating

Describe your platform, the findings you are working from, and your release cadence. We will come back with a proposed scope and the support elements that fit it.