It's time to make the digital world available to all.
Accessibility means your brand welcomes everyone.
We believe the internet should be available to everyone, regardless of circumstance, language, location, or ability and that's why we have a team dedicated to making your brand accessible to all.
When websites, apps, and digital tech are not built inclusively it means they aren’t serving all individuals adequately.
Without accessibility there could be an unfair barrier that prevents people from accessing your digital platform and this could reduce your reach by up to 20%*.
Designing for all users.
Our accessibility team has a long track record of delivering inclusive sites with impact.
All our sites consider the needs of those with physical disabilities, cognitive disabilities, or differences, plus a wide variety of backgrounds that users can come from.
To facilitate our designs, we refer to well-respected standards of accessibility, such as those provided by the W3C, as well as referencing our collective expertise as developers, designers, and usability experts.
Charities in particular have a broad and diverse user base - our work on accessible charity web design ensures your site works for everyone, from trustees to the people you serve.
Why removing barriers is better for us all
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Drives innovation.
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An accessible-friendly approach is the first step in changing the future of website use.
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Enhances your brand.
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With a clear commitment to serving all customers you'll improve your brand image and reputation.
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Extends your market reach.
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By failing to make your website accessible to disabled users, you’ll reduce the potential customer base you could be hitting.
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Minimises legal risk.
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A forward-thinking website is more than just a good idea. Lawsuits can be filed against websites that fail to accommodate the needs of all users.
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Increases diversity.
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By improving accessibility, you’ll provide new opportunities for those with an impairment to work for your company.
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Improves profitability.
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All top enterprises cater for the needs of users with accessibility requirements. Your business can profit by following suit.
Why choose Yoyo as your web accessibility agency?
At Yoyo, we don’t treat accessibility as a final checklist or an afterthought, we bake it directly into our DNA. Our team combines deep technical expertise with a human-first design philosophy, ensuring your digital platforms are not just legally compliant, but truly usable and delightful for everyone. From conducting thorough WCAG audits to implementing elegant, creative solutions, we bridge the gap between innovation and inclusion. When you partner with us, you’re not just building a better website; you’re building a more equitable digital world.
FAQs
What standards do you follow for web accessibility?
We build and audit websites according to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), established by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Typically, we aim for WCAG AA compliance, which is the gold standard for most commercial, public sector, and non-profit organisations globally, but can also reach AAA accessibility based on your digital and project needs.
Will making our website accessible ruin our creative design?
Not at all. In fact, we believe that constraints drive better innovation. Accessible design isn't about making a website look boring or clinical; it’s about smart UX, clear typography, and strong color contrasts. Our creative team specialises in building beautiful, modern websites that don't compromise on aesthetics or inclusivity.
How long does a digital accessibility audit take, and what do we get?
The timeline depends on the size and complexity of your digital platform, but a standard audit typically takes between 2 to 4 weeks. You will receive a comprehensive, jargon-free report mapping out where your site currently stands, a breakdown of specific barriers discovered, and a clear, prioritized roadmap of how our team can fix them.
Is web accessibility a legal requirement?
Yes, increasingly so. Depending on your location and sector (such as the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations in the UK, the Americans with Disabilities Act in the US, or the European Accessibility Act), failing to provide an accessible digital experience can leave your organization vulnerable to legal risk and financial penalties. Beyond compliance, however, it is simply the right thing to do.