How we make this website accessible to everyone.
As a website design company, we hold our own website to the same accessibility standards we build for clients. This page explains what we follow, how we test it, and how to contact us if something isn't working for you.
The standard we build to
We design and develop to meet WCAG 2.1 Level AA — the standard referenced by the ADA and most accessibility regulations. That covers color contrast, keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, semantic HTML structure, and alternative text for meaningful images.
What that looks like in practice
A visible "skip to content" link for keyboard users, sufficient color contrast on every text element, a logical heading structure, descriptive link text instead of generic "click here" links, and interactive elements (menus, buttons, forms) that work correctly with a keyboard alone, not just a mouse.
Ongoing testing, not a one-time check
We run automated accessibility audits (Lighthouse and axe-core) against every page as part of our own build process, and address issues as part of regular maintenance rather than waiting for a complaint. Automated tools catch a meaningful share of issues but not everything — we also review real keyboard and screen-reader behavior on core pages and flows.
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What people ask about accessibility.
What accessibility standard does this site meet?
We build to WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard most commonly referenced by accessibility regulations including the ADA. Automated Lighthouse audits currently score 100/100 for accessibility across our core pages, most recently checked in September 2026.
What do you actually test for?
Color contrast ratios, keyboard-only navigation, screen reader compatibility, semantic heading structure, form labeling, and focus states — using both automated tools (Lighthouse, axe-core) and manual review of core pages and user flows.
What if I find something on the site that isn't accessible?
Please tell us — contact us with the page and what you ran into, and we'll investigate and fix it. Automated audits catch a lot, but real feedback from someone using assistive technology is more reliable than any tool.
Does this apply to client websites too, or just cyberdude.co?
Both — the same accessibility standard we hold our own site to is part of every website design and development engagement, not an optional add-on. See our Website Development service for more on how accessibility fits into our build process.
Ready to talk about accessibility?
Call us directly, or send a few details through the contact form and we'll reply within one business day.