Focused first review
Local Snapshot Review
One public web flow, desktop and mobile web checks, and a short plain-English report.
- Can people complete one important public web task?
- Desktop/laptop web
- Mobile Web
Services
Choose the right-sized review.
Guidepost reviews the tasks your customers need to complete: forms, booking, checkout, account access, mobile onboarding, documents, and support flows. Each service includes human review, clear findings, and practical next steps.
A good starting point
Start with the task that matters most.
- Name the customer path
- List the platforms involved
- Ask for a recommendation if you are unsure
Deeper one-flow review
Priority Flow Review
A deeper review of one important web flow, with a fix plan and one included re-check.
- Is one customer path important enough for deeper review?
- Desktop/laptop web
- Mobile Web
Broader website review
Website Accessibility Audit
A scoped website audit with documented findings, methodology notes, and remediation planning.
- Do several website areas need one coordinated review?
- Desktop/laptop web
- Mobile Web
Native mobile review
Native Mobile App Accessibility Audit
VoiceOver and TalkBack review for native iOS and Android apps.
- Does the downloaded app need native accessibility testing?
- iOS
- Android
Fixes and follow-through
Remediation Support
Help for teams fixing, validating, retesting, and, when appropriate, implementing approved accessibility fixes.
- Do you already have findings that need follow-through?
- Web
- Mobile Web
Ongoing review history
Monitoring / Evidence Portal
Recurring evidence and regression checks for reviewed pages, flows, or app areas.
- Do reviewed areas need ongoing regression checks?
- Reviewed web routes
- Monitoring cadence
Public review record
Verified Scope Page and Badge Snippet
A public review page, with optional badge markup, tied to review dates, scope, and current status.
- Is the reviewed scope ready to explain publicly?
- Reviewed areas
- Current status
Compare services
Start with the smallest review that answers the question in front of you.
| Service | Best for | Primary output | When to use it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Local Snapshot Review | Local businesses with one public form, booking path, or contact flow | Short findings report for one agreed web flow | Best as a first paid step |
| Priority Flow Review | One customer path tied to leads, bookings, payments, or account access | Deeper findings report, fix plan, and one re-check | Best when one flow deserves careful review |
| Website Accessibility Audit | Small websites with several important pages and one core task | Website accessibility report with documented findings | Best when the site needs more than one-flow review |
| Native Mobile App Accessibility Audit | iOS or Android apps with important in-app tasks | Mobile findings with VoiceOver or TalkBack notes | Best when the downloaded app needs its own review |
| Remediation Support | Teams working through documented fixes | Guidance, retesting, and optional scoped implementation support | Best after findings are delivered |
| Monitoring / Evidence Portal | Reviewed areas that need recurring evidence and regression awareness | Monitoring notes, evidence history, and follow-up recommendations | Best after an audit or review has been delivered |
| Verified Scope Page and Badge Snippet | Teams that want to communicate reviewed accessibility work responsibly | Public verification page with optional badge markup | Best after review dates and scope are stable |
Distinct offers
Service boundaries
Use these boundaries to avoid mixing a free example, paid audit, implementation support, monitoring plan, and public verification page into one blurry service.
Focused first review
Can people complete one important public web task?
- Service
- Local Snapshot Review
- Scope boundary
- Choose this for one public page or flow on a website, checked on desktop/laptop web and mobile web with a short findings report.
- What this is not
- Not a free example Snapshot, not a full-site audit, not native app testing, and not a public verification badge service.
Deeper one-flow review
Is one customer path important enough for deeper review?
- Service
- Priority Flow Review
- Scope boundary
- Choose this for one business-critical flow that needs more depth, clearer fix order, and stronger evidence than a Local Snapshot Review.
- What this is not
- Not a broad website audit, not a native app audit, and not ongoing remediation support after findings are already delivered.
Broader website review
Do several website areas need one coordinated review?
- Service
- Website Accessibility Audit
- Scope boundary
- Choose this for several pages, templates, forms, documents, or related flows on a website, portal, or small web product.
- 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.
Native mobile review
Does the downloaded app need native accessibility testing?
- Service
- Native Mobile App Accessibility Audit
- Scope boundary
- Choose this for a downloaded iOS or Android app where VoiceOver, TalkBack, native controls, focus movement, and screen changes need review.
- What this is not
- Not a mobile web review, not a website audit, and not a replacement for platform-specific app build access.
Fixes and follow-through
Do you already have findings that need follow-through?
- Service
- Remediation Support
- Scope boundary
- Choose this after findings already exist and the team needs clarification, fix planning, retest support, or scoped implementation help.
- What this is not
- Not the first audit, not an open-ended development retainer, and not permission for Guidepost to make changes without written scope and access approval.
Ongoing review history
Do reviewed areas need ongoing regression checks?
- Service
- Monitoring / Evidence Portal
- Scope boundary
- Choose this after an audit or review has been delivered and the client needs recurring evidence, targeted follow-up, and current status notes for named pages, flows, or app areas.
- What this is not
- Not a first audit and not a replacement for a fresh review when the product area has changed materially.
Public review record
Is the reviewed scope ready to explain publicly?
- Service
- Verified Scope Page and Badge Snippet
- Scope boundary
- Choose this after reviewed scope and dates are stable enough to publish a truthful public scope page and optional badge snippet.
- What this is not
- Not an audit by itself and not a claim that every part of the organization was reviewed.
Plain scope rules
Simple boundaries before work begins.
Mobile web is included in web reviews.
Native iOS and Android apps are separate or added when needed.
Every paid review includes one free same-flow re-check during its review window.
Implementation support is optional and quoted separately.
For agencies
Specialist review for launches, redesigns, retainers, and client fix sprints.
View agency supportFor SaaS teams
Review focused on signup, billing, dashboards, account settings, support, and product workflows.
View SaaS supportFor local businesses
Right-sized review for booking, scheduling, checkout, portals, forms, menus, and customer documents.
View local business supportOptional implementation support
Help making approved accessibility fixes.
When a client needs more than findings, Guidepost can quote a scoped implementation add-on after the issues are documented and approved.
Work begins only after written authorization.
Access is limited to what the fix requires.
Changes stay tied to the approved accessibility scope.
Mobile app audits
Native app review is scoped separately.
VoiceOver and TalkBack need to be tested inside the downloaded app experience, not only on the website.
iOS review with VoiceOver, focus order, and control labeling
Android review with TalkBack, navigation state, and gesture alternatives
Onboarding, login, account setup, upgrade, and in-app settings flows
Dynamic screens, dialogs, and native form interactions
Need help choosing?
Start with the business-critical task.
Share the flow and platforms. Guidepost will recommend a practical first step.