Accessibility Case Studies Across Canada

Initial WCAG 2.2 audit drove a complete website rebuild. A 20-month re-audit confirmed conformance score nearly doubled (27.50% → 54.76%) and total issues fell from 199 to 94.

A standardised methodology applied across one of Canada’s largest multi-site built environment engagements. Remediation reports structured to integrate with existing capital planning workflows.

Three platform-specific audits with VPATs delivered for each surface, tested against the highest level of WCAG conformance and platform-native assistive technology.

Multi-year compliance plan covering employment, built environment, ICT, communication, procurement, programs, and transportation – with ongoing management and annual reporting.

Council reports, by-laws, and planning documents were remediated in English and French with language-specific QA, aligned to the municipality’s publication schedule.

Dual-standard assessment across laboratories, administrative spaces, and public-facing areas – resolving the recurring tension between security requirements and accessible design.

Real assistive technology users tested across NVDA, VoiceOver, iOS Voice Control, Windows Magnifier, and keyboard-only navigation – every barrier is mapped to its specific WCAG success criterion.

Seven role-based training programs were designed from a needs assessment, delivered with a 12-month phased rollout plan, and RACI matrices for every program.

Accessibility advisory provided from architectural design through construction completion. Design reviews, building system specifications, and on-site verification across all 21 storeys.