Accessibility Risk Assessments
Our leadership and expertise in accessibility is recognized globally and we leverage it to help you lead your industry. We leave no stone unturned to ensure your success.
A risk review provides a fast, cost-effective way to quickly assess your current state of accessibility compliance with the Section 508, ADA and the WCAG 2.0 accessibility guidelines.
Accessibility affects the entire organization including, but not limited to management, legal, marketing, sales, user experience, design and engineering teams. A vulnerability assessment identifies accessibility risks and opportunities within each of these areas to help you identify and prioritize accessibility issues and requirements within your organization.
“TPGi is excellent at managing high-profile clients and projects from both the business as well as the technical perspective. Their ability to manage complex technical solutions, as well as the teams responsible for implementing and executing these projects are very high-caliber people – requiring them to always set the pace with their extraordinary leadership skills and business acumen.”
— Brenda Hall, Bridge360
Accessibility Risk Assessment Deliverables
Our leadership and expertise in accessibility is recognized globally and we leverage it to help you lead your industry. We leave no stone unturned to ensure your success.
The risk assessment report will document the level of effort needed to achieve accessibility compliance and provide you with a clear plan, tailored to your company and products, to reach that goal, including:
- A high-level overview of your current level of accessibility
- List of critical accessibility issues and risks
- The size and scope of implementing compliance along
- Roadmap on how to achieve accessibility compliance
- Estimated costs for a full accessibility audit or remediation
- Ways to build a business case for accessibility
TPGi offers web accessibility training to supplement the vulnerability assessment. These virtual sessions help your team understand accessibility, the related laws and standards, how the web affects people with disabilities, and techniques for implementing accessibility.
When can you conduct a risk assessment?
The assessment can be conducted at any point during your project, including early planning, design, development or testing. We understand that development schedules are often predetermined so we collaborate with you to realistically plan the project. Based on this information, we help you develop an accessibility strategy that works within your existing structure.