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Website accessibility services

Website accessibility services at AI Growth Systems define the pages and tasks to test against WCAG 2.2. Keyboard use, focus, form labels and errors receive manual checks alongside technical findings. The proposed project budget is $2,000 to $10,000, with $99 monthly monitoring scoped separately. WCAG defines web accessibility criteria.

Planning budget

$2,000 to $10,000 per project; monitoring proposed at $99 per month

Scope and terms require a written quote.
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What is included in website accessibility services?

Accessibility work reviews agreed pages and tasks against WCAG 2.2, the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines. AI Growth Systems combines manual keyboard and form checks with recorded technical findings, then assigns corrections and retests. The report identifies its sample and remaining issues; it does not turn an automated score or overlay into a legal compliance guarantee.

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How are complete tasks tested?

Testing follows complete user tasks, such as using a menu, completing a form or checking out, against an agreed WCAG 2.2 AA scope. AI Growth Systems records 4 outputs: scope, manual tests, corrections and retest results. WCAG is the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines; AA is the selected conformance level.

Outputs and acceptance checks
OutputProposed acceptance check
Scope recordName templates, tasks and WCAG 2.2 criteria
Manual testsCheck keyboard, focus, labels and error messages
CorrectionsAssign fixes to code and content owners
Retest reportRecord passed checks and unresolved issues
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What defines the accessibility review boundary?

Identify pages and templates, priority user tasks, external widgets and known access barriers. These 4 inputs define the review boundary and responsibilities for outside code. AI Growth Systems needs the full booking or purchase task, not only its first page; a widget is an embedded tool supplied by another provider.

Quote inputs and scope
InputReview
Page and template listReview boundary and representative templates
Priority user tasksComplete booking, contact or purchase paths
Third-party widgetsProvider, access limits and change owner
Known accessibility issuesAffected task with a reproducible example
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What can an automated scan miss?

An automated scan may miss a keyboard trap, unclear error or unusable booking widget. Test the whole agreed task, including any external component that controls the next action. WCAG 2.2 AA conformance concerns full pages and complete processes; a small sample is a scoped review rather than a site-wide certification.

ADA questions require qualified legal advice; this service supplies technical findings and fixes.

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How much does it cost and what is separate?

$2,000 to $10,000 per project; monitoring proposed at $99 per month is the planning range in the October 2026 service proposal. AI Growth Systems confirms scope, outside charges and terms in a written quote before work starts. This is not a fixed rate or market benchmark; the entry growth audit costs $300.

Planning budget, not a fixed quote
ItemAmount and terms
Website accessibility$2,000 to $10,000 per project; monitoring proposed at $99 per month
Entry growth audit$300
Licenses and outside chargesListed separately in the written proposal
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How do I request a manual review?

Choose the complete task that customers need to finish and list its external tools. AI Growth Systems can start with the $300 growth audit to define the review boundary before quoting manual tests and fixes. Documented findings and retests address the agreed WCAG scope; legal advice and certification require their own assessment.

Official sources for the criteria
Before booking

What else should you know?

What is the cost of website accessibility services?

$2,000 to $10,000 per project; monitoring proposed at $99 per month is the planning range. The written quote confirms scope, dependencies and outside charges.

Does a WCAG accessibility audit need manual task testing?

Yes. Manual tests are one of the 4 review outputs, with scope, corrections and retest results.

Does the $300 audit include WCAG 2.2 AA testing?

No. The entry review and subsequent implementation have separate written scopes.

Does website accessibility remediation include external booking tools?

Yes, when the agreed task and access scope includes them. Third-party responsibilities and unresolved barriers are recorded.

Does passing an automated scan certify the whole website?

No. The WCAG 2.2 AA review follows the agreed scope and complete tasks; a scan alone does not establish site-wide conformance.