Web Accessibility for Mission-Driven Organizations
We believe the web should be accessible to everyone.
That’s why accessibility is baked into every Kanopi project.
Accessibility is the default for all of our web design and development projects. We incorporate accessibility practices into every step of our process, from initial design through launch. Every site we design and build is held to WCAG 2.2 Level AA, and we have several accessibility experts on staff.
Katherine White, Chief Technology Officer, owns Kanopi’s accessibility standard. Questions about accessibility on a Kanopi project can go to your project team or to hello@kanopi.com.
Our accessibility services include:
- Site Accessibility Audits
- Accessible Content Training
- Compliance with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 level AA
- Guidance from staff experts who regularly speak at conferences and write about accessibility
Kanopi doesn’t install accessibility overlays. They don’t fix the underlying code, and they often interfere with the assistive technology your users already rely on.
Hear from Katherine White, Chief Technology Officer
How Kanopi does web accessibility
We take a holistic approach to web accessibility, from initial strategy through to content and beyond. Kat explains how we do this in less than 2 minutes.
Your site gets tested by people using assistive technology
Automated scanners catch mechanical failures. People catch the barriers that actually stop your users. Every site we design and build gets both:
- Design review against our accessibility checklist, covering contrast, tap target size, focus and error states, and motion
- Accessibility requirements written into each development ticket
- Automated Pa11y scans on every code change, plus Lighthouse audits on each page template
- Keyboard-only and screen reader testing with NVDA and VoiceOver before your team starts acceptance testing
- A WCAG 2.2 AA conformance report at launch, with pass or fail for every success criterion
