WCAG 2.2 specialists for your dedicated team.

Where WCAG 2.2 fits in a long-term product team.

In most markets we serve, accessibility is a legal requirement. The European Accessibility Act applies from June 2025 to a broad range of products and services sold in the EU, and equivalent obligations exist in the UK and elsewhere. Treating conformance as optional is a commercial exposure.

Automated testing catches perhaps a third of issues. Colour contrast, missing alternative text and some structural problems are detectable by tooling; whether alternative text is meaningful, whether focus order makes sense, and whether an interaction works with a screen reader all require manual testing with assistive technology.

What your dedicated team does with WCAG 2.2.

Retrofitting accessibility is far more expensive than building it in. A component library built accessibly makes every screen using it compliant by default, while remediation means auditing and fixing every screen individually.

Building it into the component layer from the start is the approach that scales, and it is scoped with outsourced design team capacity alongside frontend.

Common WCAG 2.2 use cases.

• Conformance as a legal baseline AA treated as a requirement, given EAA and equivalent obligations.
• Manual testing with assistive technology Screen reader and keyboard verification, which tooling cannot replace.
• Accessibility built into components Compliance by default, in every component.

Adding WCAG 2.2 skills to your team.

Accessibility work spans design and frontend, built into the component layer from the start.

You can add WCAG 2.2 capacity as one dedicated specialist or as part of a wider remote team, managed by a service delivery manager from our offices in Thailand. Companies hire dedicated developers this way under one agreement and one monthly fee.