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What is Accessibility?

➟ Web accessibility (eAccessibility) isn’t just about compliance. It’s about creating inclusive digital experiences that are accessible to everyone. Accessibility ensures that all users, regardless of disabilities or limitations, can engage with your website or application seamlessly and help your organisation both comply with legislation and drive revenue growth.

So if your website struggles with usability for screen readers, keyboard navigation issues, or compliance with current WCAG guidelines - we are here to help.

Our goal is to help you create digital environments that allow everyone to thrive, by removing barriers, ensuring no users are left behind, and ensuring compliance within the web accessibility landscape.

➟ Read more about the Accessibility Act for the Private Sector (in Danish)

Your Accessibility team

➟ deranged offers a wide range of consulting services in web accessibility.

Anne Thyme Nørregaard, Senior Accessibility Consultant

Our Senior Accessibility Consultant, Anne Thyme Nørregaard, has 10+ years of experience in accessibility and is a Certified Professional in Web Accessibility (CPWA), which is the highest level certification offered by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP). deranged is also a supplier to the Danish Agency for Digitisation for the task of monitoring whether public authorities' websites and apps comply with the requirements of the web accessibility law. Anne has helped numerous public authorities and private companies upskill their employees and ensure the accessibility of their websites, apps, and software.

deranged is also a development house, so in addition to providing upskilling and "diagnostics" in web accessibility, we can also offer you the option of having our development team solve your accessibility issues for you! Our development team can assist you whether it's an existing solution that needs fixing or if you need something new developed that complies with the Accessibility Act (for the private sector) or the Web Accessibility Act (for the public sector). We can also help you fix accessibility issues that you've become aware of through other means, such as automated testing tools or a monitoring report.

Why Accessibility Matters

➟ Accessibility is not just a legal requirement, it’s a moral imperative. By making your website accessible, you’re not only complying with regulations but also demonstrating your commitment to inclusivity and social responsibility. An accessible website ensures that everyone, regardless of their abilities, can access and benefit from your content and services.

Investing in accessibility can also enhance your brand reputation, improve user experience, and expand your audience reach. It’s a win-win situation for both your organisation and the users you serve.

Our Accessibility Services

Accessibility reports

Our IAAP-CWPA and IAAP-CPACC qualified accessibility expert will create an accessibility report for your website, that is a combination of both the best in class automated checks and human led testing. We deliver a full report to your organisation, identifying accessibility issues for your in house team to tackle. Our experts can be hired on a short term or long term basis and embedded within your organisation to help you manage your accessibility requirements. We can also set up accessibility testing at your request.

Accessibility training

We help to train your team in web accessibility through one (or more) day seminars, to ensure ongoing compliance. We keep your developers up to date with accessibility best practices and train them in “accessibility thinking”.

Page upgrade

If your organisation doesn't have an accessibility expert, or you’re struggling with developer resources but still want to ensure compliance, our in-house development team can fix any accessibility issues your organisation has with its website following a thorough accessibility report by our IAAP-CWPA and IAAP-CPACC qualified accessibility expert.

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We excel at solving these problems

Barriers to accessibility

When users do find your site they may face accessibility barriers Accessibility issues like poor color contrast, non-descriptive alt text or navigation that isn’t screen reader friendly not only prevent people with visual, auditory, or physical disabilities from fully experiencing your site, but can also create legal risks for many private sector companies. Accessibility is already mandatory for public sector websites and is fast becoming a necessity for the private sector as well.

Accessible design

To help you comply with WCAG standards and the European Accessibility Act, we identify and eliminate accessibility barriers on your website. Adhering to legal standards for accessibility helps improve your site’s usability, reach more users, and show your organisations commitment to inclusivity. Investing in accessible design also future proofs your site against shifting user expectations and regulatory updates.

Legal Risks & Obligations

With the European Accessibility Act taking effect in 2025, non compliance with accessibility standards can now lead to legal consequences for private sector companies. Many organisations struggle to meet WCAG guidelines which puts them at risk of fines.

Compliance

We help businesses achieve compliance by conducting accessibility audits and generating detailed reports, and can also help implement the required fixes to your organisation’s website. Ensuring legal standards are met not only mitigates risk but demonstrates a commitment to inclusivity.

Lack of In-House Expertise

If an organisation lacks the knowledge or developer resources required to properly implement accessibility best practices it makes maintaining compliance and incorporating inclusive design an ongoing challenge.

Fractional accessibility and technical expertise

Our team blends seamlessly into your team and provides expert-led accessibility training, and hands-on development. We are flexible and whether you need us short-term or long term we help get your team equipped to uphold accessibility standards both now and in the future.