How do you handle accessibility and compliance?

Building accessibility in from the start is far more cost-effective than adding it later. Components built on the wrong underlying elements often need to be rebuilt rather than patched.

Accessibility is also a growing legal requirement in many jurisdictions. Organisations selling into regulated sectors or public procurement are frequently asked for a conformance statement.

Wider compliance requirements, such as data protection, sector-specific rules for health or payment data, and data residency, are treated as architectural inputs and identified during discovery.

Where a formally audited certification is required, we explain the process, the external auditor’s role and the associated cost.