Web accessibility for businesses that cannot afford to shut people out. I audit the site, fix the code, and keep it compliant. NexoBee runs as its own brand at nexobee.com.
Three services, in the order most sites need them.
Every page checked by hand against WCAG 2.2 AA, not just a scanner report. You get a list of what fails, where it fails, and what it would take to fix.
The fixes go into your theme, your templates and your plugins. Real code, so the site is accessible whether the script loads or not.
Sites drift. New pages, new plugins, new content. I keep checking so you do not quietly fall out of compliance six months later.
An overlay is a script you paste on your site that claims to fix accessibility for a monthly fee. It is the easy answer, and it is the wrong one.
An overlay cannot fix a broken heading structure
It cannot write alternative text that means anything
Screen reader users report that overlays make things worse
Lawsuits have been filed against sites running overlays
The underlying code stays broken the day you stop paying
Fixed code stays fixed, with no monthly fee
I look at the real pages, on a real screen reader, not just an automated score.
Every issue, where it is, how serious it is, and what fixing it involves. In plain English, not WCAG jargon.
Some things are quick. Some need a design decision. You decide what matters and I price it.
Theme, templates, plugins, content. Then I test the fixes the same way I found the problems.
A record of what was wrong, what was done, and where the site stands now.
Send me the address and I will tell you what I find. If accessibility is a legal worry for you, say so, it changes what we look at first.