Overview

EduLinked accessibility audits combine automated testing, specialist manual review and real-user testing to identify accessibility barriers. Our output is a prioritised remediation plan, costed procurement scopes and training to ensure ongoing compliance and inclusive design practice.

Who this is for

Government agencies, schools, RTOs, libraries, publishers, and teams responsible for websites, LMS, apps or public digital services who need to demonstrate accessibility and inclusion.

Services we deliver

  • Automated scanning: target a broad surface area to find likely issues.
  • Manual specialist testing: keyboard, screen reader and semantic checks.
  • Real-user testing: short sessions with assistive-technology users and lived-experience reviewers.
  • Content & media checks: captions, audio descriptions, Easy Read availability and Auslan readiness.
  • Remediation roadmap: prioritised fixes, estimated effort and risk-based approach.
  • Procurement & governance: remediation scopes, accessibility clauses and accessibility statement templates.
  • Training & capability: developer and content-creator workshops and checklists.

Typical audit process

  1. Scoping: define sites, apps, content and goals.
  2. Automated pass: run scans to capture broad issues.
  3. Manual & user testing: specialist review and short user sessions.
  4. Report & roadmap: prioritised issues, remediation steps and estimated effort.
  5. Handover: procurement scopes, accessibility statement and training sessions.

Resources

Downloads and starter templates:

Sample audit report (PDF)  ·  Remediation template (PDF)  ·  Accessibility statement template (PDF)

Get started

Typical next steps:

  1. Scoping workshop: agree the audit surface and success criteria.
  2. Audit delivery: scanning, manual review and user testing.
  3. Remediation support: remediation plan and optional implementation support.

Or email founder@edulinked.com.au for a short scoping note.

Frequently asked

Do you test with people who use assistive tech?
Yes — we include real-user checks as part of our manual testing where possible.
Which WCAG level do you test to?
We advise on the level appropriate to your service and stakeholders (AA is common); we can scope A/AA/AAA checks as required.
Do you provide remediation work?
Yes — we provide remediation roadmaps and can deliver implementation support or procurement scopes for suppliers.