Accessibility audit · Free · 10 a week
An accessibility audit that finds who your product is shutting out.
I check your website or product flow against WCAG and real assistive-tech use — keyboard, screen readers, contrast, focus — and send back the barriers costing you users, with the fixes to ship first. A PDF within 24–48 hours.
What I look for
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Keyboard users hit dead ends
Menus, modals, and forms that only work with a mouse quietly lock out anyone navigating by keyboard.
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Low contrast, unreadable copy
Text that fails WCAG contrast is invisible to a chunk of your visitors — and to Google.
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Screen readers get lost
Missing labels, bad heading order, and unlabelled icons turn a simple task into a maze.
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Forms that block completion
No error messaging, no focus states, no field labels — the fastest way to lose a signup.
What lands in your inbox
- An accessibility score — where you stand, in one number.
- Critical barriers — what's locking people out, in priority order.
- Quick fixes — the changes you can ship this week.
- A usability read — where friction and accessibility overlap.
This is the same read as a full UX audit, aimed at who gets locked out rather than who gets stuck. How the audit works, end to end walks through the method, and the UX audit checklist is the list I work through, published in full.
Questions
What is an accessibility audit?
An accessibility audit is a review of your website against WCAG guidelines and real assistive-technology use — keyboard navigation, screen readers, contrast, and focus — to find the barriers keeping people from completing tasks.
How is an accessibility audit different from a UX audit?
A UX audit covers overall friction and conversion; an accessibility audit zooms in on whether everyone — including users with disabilities — can actually use the page. This report combines both: usability and accessibility, in priority order.
What do I get?
A PDF within 24–48 hours: an accessibility score, the critical barriers turning users away, and the specific fixes to ship first — no jargon, no 200-page export you'll never read.
How much does it cost?
It's free while I build Uxerfy out — normally $149. Send a URL and you'll have the report within a day or two.
Why trust this audit
Product designer · Barcelona
Uxerfy is a UX audit service run by one person: send a URL, get back a PDF within 24–48 hours with a score out of 10, three critical blockers and five quick wins. I do every audit myself and put my name on it — here's who I am and how I work.
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Download a sample report (PDF) ↓- A signup form is the one place a product has earned nothing yet. Every question that serves the business rather than the visitor is paid for in people who close the tab — and the question about money is the most expensive one to ask first.
- A headline price is the number the whole relationship is measured against. If the real bill is usage-based, the card has to say so on the page — otherwise the first invoice becomes the moment trust breaks.
- Four undifferentiated columns hand the sorting work to the visitor. One recommended plan and a stated saving do that work for them — and a decision you make easy is a decision that actually gets made.
Send me your URL and I'll check who it's shutting out.
You'll have the report within 24–48 hours — a score, the barriers, the fixes.
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