A focused accessibility review built for dental practice websites. Every broken form field, invisible button, and keyboard trap on your site — documented with screenshots and copy-ready fixes, delivered in 48 hours.
Flat fee · No retainer · No upsells unless you ask · Delivered by a human who reads every page
Nobody emails you to say "your booking form confused me." They simply leave. These are the three silent leaks I find on nearly every small practice site:
A screen-reader user reaches your appointment request form and hears "edit text, blank" three times in a row. Which box gets their phone number? They won't guess — they'll call your competitor.
Your "Request Appointment" button uses pale text on a soft pastel background because it "looked calming." At 1.1:1 contrast, older clients and low-vision clients literally cannot find the one action that pays your rent.
Tab through your menu and focus vanishes — no ring, no indicator, no way to know where you are. Veterans with injuries, users with RSI, power users: all flying blind at your front door.
Anonymized. Verified in the actual HTML, not guessed from a scanner. This is the caliber of finding in every brief:
:focus{outline:0} — WCAG 2.4.7 failure. Keyboard users lose their place everywhere.
<input type="text"> with no id, no label, no aria-label — announced as blank at the exact moment of booking. WCAG 3.3.2 / 1.3.1.
#2ea3f2 on white. AA requires 4.5 : 1. Every inline link fails, including insurance guidance clients need to read.
// what we hand you per issue
<input type="text" aria-label="Answer to math question above">
#2ea3f2 → 2.7 : 1 ❌
#1a6fa8 → 4.6 : 1 ✅ (one-line swap)
// copy-paste ready. Your web person will love you.
Three live recreations of exactly what your patients experience. Mouse-optional.
Screen reader announces both boxes identically: "Edit text, blank… Edit text, blank." Now imagine entering health information this way.
Every page reviewed, each finding ranked by real patient impact and fix effort. Not a raw automated dump — a human triaged it.
Each issue photographed on your actual pages with arrows and plain-English callouts. Hand it to any web person, no translation needed.
Suggested alt-text strings, form labels, and CSS snippets written for your specific site. Paste, save, done.
One click through Stripe. No calls, no forms about your "brand voice."
Automated scans first (WAVE, Lighthouse) — then manual keyboard walkthroughs and human review of every form field and error message.
PDF with prioritized fixes and a private recorded walkthrough, inside 48 hours. Or it's free (see guarantee).
Hand it to your web person — the brief is written for them. Prefer we apply the fixes? Quoted separately ($250–$400), never bundled or pushed.
"At least 90% [of referrals] will Google search your practice and check out your website before making their first appointment."
"Her use of contrasting colors on her call-to-action buttons helps current and prospective clients take action… directing clients to schedule an appointment."
No invented testimonials, no stock-photo clients. When we earn real ones, they go here with names attached.
Full-site review · prioritized findings · screenshots · copy-ready fixes · quick-win checklist · recorded walkthrough
Complete fix brief, delivered in 48 hours
No — and be suspicious of anyone selling "guaranteed ADA compliance" for websites; no auditor can honestly promise that. This is a practical usability review against published WCAG guidance, performed by a human who reads every page. We document what's broken and how to fix it. That's it, and it's what actually helps clients book.
Yes — that's why the Quick-Win Checklist exists. The top 10 items are ordered easiest-first, several take under five minutes (adding alt text, darkening a button color). For anything deeper, hand the PDF to your web person; it's written in their language.
No. Nothing here requires a redesign. Roughly 80% of typical findings are one-line changes: a missing label, a contrast value, a removed outline rule.
Your URL. That's genuinely it — everything is reviewed from the public-facing site. No account access, no client data, nothing stored.
Scanners catch maybe 30% of real issues and drown you in false positives — they can't tell a labeled field from a useful one, and they've never tried to book a dental appointment. The value is the human layer: keyboard walkthroughs, form-logic review, prioritization, and fixes written specifically for your site.
If you ask, yes — quoted separately at $250–$400 depending on findings. We never bundle-pitch it inside the deliverable.
Every day the form stays broken is a client who found courage, hit a wall, and closed the tab. Fix the doors. $149, 48 hours, guaranteed.
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