We Fix WCAG Errors
Identifying accessibility issues is only half the battle—
fixing them effectively requires specialized expertise
. ContentAccess provides
error-focused remediation services
, ensuring that websites, digital documents, and multimedia content fully comply with
WCAG 2.1 AA standards
. We target
critical accessibility errors
that prevent users from navigating, understanding, or interacting with your content, helping organizations meet
compliance mandates and avoid costly legal action.
Not all accessibility issues carry the same level of risk. Warnings indicate
potential improvements
, but
errors are compliance failures
that can result in OCR complaints and litigation. Our
remediation strategy focuses exclusively on errors
, ensuring that your digital assets meet accessibility requirements as efficiently and effectively as possible.
UI Remediation Services
UI (User Interface) remediation focuses on fixing
technical accessibility errors
related to
layout, interactivity, and navigation
. These errors typically involve
CSS, JavaScript, and ARIA attributes
, and can be corrected quickly without altering the content itself.
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Fixing Non-Accessible Interactive Elements
- Ensuring buttons, forms, and menus are fully navigable.
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Correcting Focus Order Issues
- Ensuring logical tabbing for keyboard navigation.
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Contrast & Color Adjustments
- Fixing errors where insufficient contrast prevents readability.
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ARIA & HTML Remediation
- Resolving missing or incorrect ARIA roles, labels, and semantic HTML.
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Fixing Zoom & Scaling Issues
- Ensuring proper page resizing for low-vision users.
CSS UI Errors
CSS errors affect the visual presentation and can disrupt the overall layout and readability of a website. Key issues include:
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Contrast & Color Issues:
Incorrect color properties or contrast settings can make text difficult to read, especially for users with low vision.
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Layout & Responsiveness Problems:
Misaligned elements, overlapping content, or improper spacing may occur when CSS rules fail to render correctly on different devices or during zoom/scaling operations.
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Scaling & Media Query Failures:
Inadequate or missing media queries can prevent a website from adapting to various screen sizes, leading to usability issues for users who rely on resizing for better readability.
HTML UI Errors
HTML errors stem from issues within the markup and affect how assistive technologies interpret and navigate the content. These errors include:
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Semantic Structure Issues:
Missing or improper use of HTML5 semantic elements can confuse screen readers and hinder navigation, making it difficult for users to understand the page structure.
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Form & Interactive Element Problems:
Lack of proper labeling, missing alt attributes, or incorrect ARIA roles can prevent assistive technologies from effectively communicating the purpose and state of interactive elements such as forms, buttons, and menus.
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Markup Inconsistencies:
Broken or improperly nested HTML elements can disrupt the logical flow of content, resulting in a disjointed and inaccessible user interface.
JavaScript UI Errors
JavaScript errors primarily affect dynamic content and interactive behaviors on a website. They can cause:
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Interactive Element Malfunctions:
Custom widgets and dynamic components may not respond correctly to keyboard inputs or focus events if JavaScript does not manage them properly, leaving interactive elements inaccessible.
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Dynamic Content Updates:
Inaccessible handling of real-time content updates (such as notifications or modal dialogs) may fail to trigger proper announcements via ARIA live regions, keeping users unaware of important changes.
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Event Handling Issues:
Poorly managed events can result in non-responsive UI elements, which disrupt the intended interactive experience and confuse users relying on assistive technologies.
