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Case Studies

How we approach the work

From litigation-ready compliance to product-level redesigns, here's how Axiya tackles the accessibility challenges organizations actually face.

  • E-Commerce
  • WCAG 2.2
  • Remediation

Making a checkout flow work for keyboard and screen-reader users

A common scenario: an online store discovers its checkout, product filters, and modal dialogs are unusable with a keyboard or screen reader — often after a demand letter arrives. Here's how we'd approach it: a focused audit of the critical purchase journey, a prioritised remediation backlog mapped to WCAG success criteria, and hands-on support for the engineering team until the flow is conformant and verified with real assistive technology.

  • AuditCritical journeys first
  • AAWCAG 2.2 target
  • RetestVerified with AT
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  • Government
  • Section 508
  • VPAT

Preparing a public-sector portal for a Section 508 review

Public services must meet Section 508 and produce a defensible VPAT for procurement. A typical engagement: evaluate the portal against Section 508 and WCAG 2.2, remediate issues such as form-validation messaging, document structure, and assistive-technology interactions, then author a VPAT 2.5 / ACR your procurement team can stand behind — and leave the internal team able to maintain conformance.

  • 508Evaluated against
  • VPATProcurement-ready
  • EnableTeam upskilled
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  • Education
  • WCAG 2.2
  • Training
  • Mobile

Shifting a learning platform to accessible-by-default

For an ed-tech team serving students with cognitive, motor, and visual disabilities, compliance alone isn't enough — the goal is a culture where every new feature ships accessibly. A three-phase approach works well here: audit to establish a baseline, role-based training so designers and developers share the same standards, and embedded advisory so accessibility becomes part of the team's definition of done.

  • BaselineAudit-first
  • TrainDesign + dev
  • EmbedDefinition of done
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Client Voice

What our clients say

The team was a joy to work with. Thanks to them, I am now more knowledgeable about accessibility best practices that I can implement going forward when adding new content to our website. They were extremely helpful in advising on different tools to test our site and ways to improve its functionality from an accessibility standpoint. The team is knowledgeable, provides detailed work, and offers easy-to-understand explanations. I'm grateful for the time they spent volunteering with me!
Kim LampiCeres Community Project
The team is amazing! They helped with ADA, WCAG, and accessibility issue identification, and also suggested ways to improve and fix those issues. Highly recommended!
Vladimir KoncosFounder & CEO, ShineDesign Studio
The team was wonderful to work with and consistently demonstrated professionalism and expertise throughout the collaboration. Their insights and contributions added significant value, and they were a pleasure to engage with at every stage. We would gladly recommend the team's expertise to our colleagues!
Shae PorterButterfly Pavilion
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