Technical Auditing & Remediation

The Diagnostic Snapshot

A targeted, manual inspection of primary user flows and conversion paths. Automated scanners are bypassed to test the digital front door exactly how assistive technology users experience it. Scopes are fully scalable for businesses of all sizes.

• The Scope: Manual screen reader and keyboard-only testing of 3 to 5 critical conversion paths (e.g., Homepage, Booking Intake, Contact Forms).
• The Evidence: Raw screen captures and direct internal audio routing are provided to prove exact screen reader output, ensuring developers hear the precise focus traps and silent errors that block users.
• The Deliverable: A clean, plain-text technical dossier highlighting critical usability gaps, focus traps, and high-liability WCAG 2.2 violations.

The Structural Remediation Blueprint

A comprehensive, high-level backend fix. BSD doesn't just deliver a list of errors; the actual code required for deployment is provided directly to the web development team.

• The Scope: A full, line-by-line structural code architecture analysis of the entire domain.
• The Deliverable: The exact proprietary structural routing and logic adjustments required to bring the site into strict WCAG 2.2 AA compliance.
• The Value: Developers do not have to guess how to fix the failures or parse vague legal guidelines. The provided code is simply deployed into the existing stack without breaking brand identity.

The Audit Process

1. Discovery & Scope Definition: Critical conversion paths are identified to establish the technical baseline of the current infrastructure.
2. Stress-Testing & Code Analysis: Rigorous manual code traversal using enterprise-grade screen reading software and terminal-level code analysis.
3. Deliverable Handoff: Structured blueprints are delivered as comprehensive, deployable technical dossiers, allowing engineering teams to implement structural patches asynchronously at their own pace.

Dedicated Support for Nova Scotia Businesses

While Blind Spot Digital provides technical auditing on a national scale, supporting the local business community remains a core priority. Bringing a site up to the strict WCAG 2.2 guidelines mandated by the Nova Scotia Accessibility Act doesn't have to break the budget. BSD specializes in identifying project scopes that align with the provincial Business ACCESS-Ability Grant Program, providing the precise technical documentation required to help secure the funding needed to structurally overhaul a local digital presence.

Read the technical study: Why Automated Accessibility Scanners Fail Municipal Infrastructure

Read the technical study: Why Can't a Blind Person Use My Website? The Invisible Structural Barriers