Real-world accessibility feedback from lived experience — not tick-box compliance.
What is an Accessibility Review?
An Accessibility Review is a practical, real-world assessment of how accessible your website, content, learning materials, or physical spaces are for disabled people.
We offer both online and in-person accessibility reviews, depending on your needs:
- Online reviews focus on websites, digital content, and learning materials
- In-person reviews assess physical spaces, events, classrooms, or workplaces
We don’t just check against accessibility guidelines.
We look at how things actually work in real life — for disabled people using different access needs, assistive technologies, and ways of navigating the world.
This is accessibility based on lived experience, not just technical compliance or box-ticking.
Who this is for
This service is for anyone who wants to make their content, learning environment, or physical space genuinely accessible.
It’s ideal for:
- Small business owners
- Educators and course creators
- Event organisers
- Workplaces and teams
- Venue and space managers
- Content creators and digital product sellers
- Anyone who wants honest, practical accessibility feedback
If people use your space or content, it should be accessible to them.
What we review
Each Accessibility Review is practical, clear, and focused on real-world usability — not theory or automated checklists.
Depending on your package, we assess areas such as:
Digital accessibility (online reviews)
- Website structure and navigation
- Readability and content clarity
- Mobile accessibility
- Forms, buttons, and user interaction
- Cognitive load and content design
- Common barriers disabled users experience
Physical accessibility (in-person reviews)
- Entrance and step-free access
- Layout and movement through spaces
- Signage and wayfinding
- Seating and comfort considerations
- Sensory environment (noise, lighting, overwhelm factors)
- Accessibility of events or learning spaces
You’ll receive clear, actionable feedback — no jargon, no overwhelm, and no compliance paperwork.
Just real recommendations you can actually use.
Accessibility Review Packages
Choose the level of support that fits your needs:
Quick Check – £50
A focused surface-level review of your website or content.
Includes key accessibility issues and quick, practical improvements.
Creator Review – £90
Designed for educators, course creators, and event organisers.
Includes deeper analysis of structure, usability, and user experience.
Full Accessibility Review – £170
A detailed end-to-end review with a full breakdown of barriers, priorities, and step-by-step recommendations.
Best for websites, learning platforms, or organisations wanting meaningful accessibility improvements.
Why choose AbilityU?
This isn’t a generic accessibility audit.
It’s based on real lived experience of disability, not just automated tools or compliance checklists.
You get:
- Honest, practical feedback
- Real-world usability insights
- Clear next steps (not overwhelming reports)
- A focus on what actually stops disabled people from accessing your content or space
Ready to improve accessibility?
Booking an Accessibility Review is simple.
Choose your package, complete your booking securely, and we’ll get in touch to arrange your review.
Each review is tailored, practical, and designed to make your content, learning environment, or space easier to access and use for disabled people.
Book your Accessibility Review:
- Quick Check
- Creator Review
- Full Accessibility Review
FAQs
Do you offer in-person accessibility reviews in the UK?
Yes. We offer in-person accessibility reviews for physical spaces, events, workplaces, and learning environments across the UK, depending on location and availability.
What is included in an accessibility review?
You’ll receive practical feedback on accessibility barriers and clear recommendations for improvement. This includes either digital accessibility (websites and content) or physical accessibility (spaces and environments), depending on your package.
Is this the same as an accessibility audit?
Not exactly. Traditional audits focus on compliance with guidelines. Our reviews focus on real-world usability and lived experience of disabled people.