Review step
Scope the task and platforms before review starts
Broader website review
Website Accessibility Audit
A scoped website audit for a small site, customer portal, or set of important web pages and flows. It gives broader coverage than a one-flow review while staying clear about what was and was not tested.
Best fit
- Small businesses with three to five important pages plus one core flow
- Teams with public pages, forms, account areas, or support flows that need broader review
- Organizations that need more than a Snapshot but are not ready for a large audit
First step
Name the flow that matters most, confirm the platforms, and choose the right review size.
Starting point
Small Website Reviews start at $750-$1,200
Final pricing depends on the confirmed pages, flows, platforms, documents, timeline, and retest expectations.
Review step
Test the agreed flow with assistive technology and keyboard behavior
Review step
Write findings with impact, reproduction steps, and expected behavior
Review step
Retest the same flow when fixes are ready
Best question
When to choose this
Do several website areas need one coordinated review?
Choose this for several pages, templates, forms, documents, or related flows on a website, portal, or small web product.
Boundary
What this is not
Not a one-flow starter review, not a downloaded native app audit, and not a guarantee for areas outside the named scope.
Next step
What to prepare
List the included pages and flows, note any login or portal access, and confirm the 30-day re-check target.
What you receive
Clear deliverables for the agreed review
A report that summarizes scope, key blockers, and the review method
Findings across the included pages, templates, forms, and flows
Desktop/laptop web and mobile web coverage for included web flows
One free same-flow re-check within 30 days
Main deliverable
A website accessibility report and findings list for the included pages and flows
Included review areas
Desktop/laptop webMobile WebForms and customer tasksDocuments when includedBrowser and assistive technology notes
Main result
You leave with a broader but still scoped view of the website barriers that most deserve attention.
Good fit: Best for small websites that need more than one-flow review
How Guidepost works
Task-based review, plain language, and practical follow-through
The work is centered on the tasks people need to complete, the barriers that interrupt those tasks, and the written guidance a team needs in order to fix them.