Fast, scoped review
Snapshot Review
Focused review with a written findings list for the highest-risk flows.
- Web
- Mobile Web
- iOS
Services
Accessibility services for websites, customer portals, documents, and mobile apps.
Guidepost Accessibility offers a small set of services built around scope, evidence, and follow-through. If you are unsure where to start, the right first step is usually the task that carries the most customer or operational risk.
A good starting point
- Name the flow people most need to complete successfully
- List the platforms involved in that experience
- Use the intake if you want help choosing the right service
Comprehensive engagement
Full Accessibility Audit
Detailed audit with issue documentation, methodology notes, and fix planning.
- Web
- Mobile Web
- Documents and forms
Native mobile, treated as first-class
Mobile App Accessibility Audit
Native mobile review with VoiceOver and TalkBack findings from day one.
- iOS
- Android
- Mobile onboarding flows
Fixes, retests, and iteration
Remediation Support
Follow-up support for teams fixing and retesting documented issues.
- Web
- Mobile Web
- iOS
Public-facing trust layer
Verification Badge and Verified Scope
A public scope record and accessible badge tied to review dates and status.
- Verified Scope
- Reviewed
- Monitoring status
Compare services
Choose the depth that matches your scope, timeline, and delivery risk.
Each offer is built around a different level of depth and follow-through, but they all start with clear scope, human review, and documentation a team can actually use.
| Service | Best for | Primary output | Typical cadence |
|---|---|---|---|
| Snapshot Review | Small SaaS teams triaging sign-up, login, or billing friction | A scoped findings memo and priority list for the agreed flow or surface | Best when the team needs a focused decision-making document rather than a full audit |
| Full Accessibility Audit | Teams with multi-step account, support, or checkout flows | A full audit report paired with a detailed issue log across the reviewed scope | Best for multi-flow reviews with a planned delivery and follow-up cycle |
| Mobile App Accessibility Audit | Teams shipping native iOS or Android products | A mobile findings set with assistive-technology notes across the included app flows | Best for launch readiness, redesigns, or post-release hardening on native apps |
| Remediation Support | Lean teams with accessibility work alongside existing product roadmaps | Remediation guidance and retest follow-up tied to the findings already in play | Best after a report has landed and the team is actively working through fixes |
| Verification Badge and Verified Scope | Teams that want to communicate active accessibility work responsibly | A public verification page and accessible badge markup linked to the reviewed scope | Best once the review scope and dates are stable enough to communicate publicly |
Testing coverage
We review across operating systems and the browsers people rely on.
Testing can include Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android, with Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari where relevant.
Windows and macOS review for websites, portals, and desktop workflows where relevant
Applied where relevant to the requested scope so the review reflects the environments people actually use.
iOS and Android review for native apps and mobile web flows
Applied where relevant to the requested scope so the review reflects the environments people actually use.
Popular browser coverage across Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari
Applied where relevant to the requested scope so the review reflects the environments people actually use.
Supporting browser-based structure, accessibility-tree, and keyboard-path evidence on approved web routes
Applied where relevant to the requested scope so the review reflects the environments people actually use.
Mobile app coverage
Mobile accessibility audits are a core part of the practice.
iOS accessibility audits with VoiceOver behavior, focus order, and control labeling review
Android accessibility audits covering TalkBack, navigation state, and gesture alternatives
Onboarding, login, account setup, upgrade, and in-app settings flows
Dynamic screen changes, dialog behavior, and native form interactions
Need help choosing?
Start with the business-critical flow, not the biggest possible scope.
If you are deciding between a snapshot review, a deeper audit, or a mobile-specific engagement, the intake form is the easiest way to shape a right-sized starting point.