The accessibility problems that are cheap to fix now and expensive to ignore.

Who this is for. You need a read before a launch, a procurement review, or a client asking about compliance. Or you simply do not want a portion of your users unable to use the product.

What gets checked. Colour contrast across text, interface elements, and states, which is where most sites fail immediately. Keyboard navigation and focus order, meaning whether a person can complete your primary flow without a mouse and see where they are while doing it. Form labels and error messaging. Heading structure and semantic markup. Alt text coverage. Touch target sizes. Motion and whether reduced-motion preferences are respected.

What this is honestly not. A WCAG certification or a legal compliance guarantee. Full conformance auditing with assistive technology testing is specialist work and costs considerably more. This is the fast, practical version that catches the majority of real problems in two days.

Findings are split by who fixes them, design or development, because that is the difference between a report that gets actioned and one that gets filed.