Can you make my existing website more accessible?
In short and in plain language
Often yes, at least to a good degree. Many barriers can be fixed.
These include text that is too small and weak contrast. Or images without a description, form fields without labels and poor use on phones.
If the base of the site is old, fixes reach a limit. Then a new site is often the better way. We check your site and tell you honestly what is worth it.
Often yes, at least to a good degree. Many of the typical barriers can be improved: type that is too small or inflexible, weak colour contrast, missing alternative texts for images, unlabelled form fields or poor usability on smartphones. These points can frequently be fixed with manageable effort and already bring noticeable improvements.
Where the limit lies depends on the technical foundation. If the underlying structure is outdated or unclean, retrofitting eventually reaches economic limits, and a rebuild becomes the more sensible path. We review your current site against the most important accessibility criteria and tell you honestly which improvements are worthwhile and from what point a new build is the better way.