Accessibility audit
Accessibility recommendations anyone can understand
I audit your pages against the RGAA, France's accessibility standard. Its 106 criteria test WCAG 2.1 level AA. Each recommendation says exactly what to fix, and where.
I am RGAA certified by Access42.
Contact me4 audit formats
Each format fits a stage of your project, from a single component to a full online service. I take them on request, depending on my availability.
On the components
Design System audit
A component-by-component grid, as I did for Saint-Gobain.
Dedicated grid
Before development
Mockup audit
Non-compliance found before development, when it costs the least to fix.
Figma mockups
Before a redesign
Targeted check
A first scan for the major barriers. It does not replace a full RGAA audit.
25 criteria
For the accessibility statement
Full RGAA audit
An RGAA assessment on an agreed sample of pages, a detailed report and what you need for your accessibility statement.
106 criteria
After the audit, help with the fixes
Your teams start fixing. Questions come fast, about a framework as much as the reading order of a screen.
Help with fixes
I answer your designers' and developers' questions while they fix.
Technical notes
Written documentation for your frameworks and components.
Accessibility process
Who checks what, and at which stage of the project.
Annotations in mockups
Reading order and labels, noted where your designers work.
AI and design
An audit skill for the first pass
For Design System audits, I built an AI skill that compares each Figma component with the code, using my own review method. It automates a first scan for gaps on the rules a machine can verify. An audit can never be fully automated: I review every gap, and I test by hand what no tool can judge.
The skill
AI handles
- The states and themes of each component
- Accessibility rules, each with its severity
The human
The human stays in charge of
- Whether a label makes sense, and keyboard navigation
- The impact on users, which decides what gets fixed first
Design System audit
Adapting the RGAA to audit the accessibility of components
The RGAA is built to assess web pages. Saint-Gobain needed to apply it to the components of its Design System, and to track their accessibility over time.
So I designed a dedicated audit grid based on the RGAA and WCAG. Each component was assessed on its own, with a score to measure progress and precise recommendations on what to fix in Figma and in the code.
I then supported the teams while they made the fixes and validated them.
Across the 17 audited components, the compliance rate measured with this grid went from about 20% to 99%.
Frequently asked questions
Can you start an audit right away?
I take audits on request, depending on my availability. Write to me with your project and your deadlines, and I will tell you when I can take it on.
How long does an audit take?
It depends on how complex the site is. As a guide, count half a day per audited page.
What do we need to provide to get started?
Depending on the format: access to the site or a test environment, the list of pages to audit, your Figma mockups.
What is the difference between the full audit and the targeted check?
The full RGAA audit checks all 106 criteria. It gives you a compliance rate, a detailed report and what you need for your accessibility statement. The targeted check covers 25 criteria and spots the major barriers, without replacing the full audit.
Who fixes the issues?
Your teams. I support them during the fixes: I answer designers' and developers' questions, and I write technical notes for your frameworks and components.
How is the price set?
I work on a daily rate. After a first conversation about your project, I send you a quote.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, as a subcontractor. I prefer to work directly with your teams.
Are you certified?
Yes, by Access42 in 2025, with the certification « Auditer l'accessibilité numérique avec le RGAA » (auditing digital accessibility with the RGAA).
Other services
Product teams
Research and design
For product teams who want to build on real usage before designing.
- User research
- Flows and screens
- Tested prototypes
- Accessibility annotations
Design and engineering teams
Design System
For teams who need a Design System manager: I run your Design System, from tokens to governance.
- Tokens and components
- Documentation
- Governance
- AI integration
Design and product teams
Design System x AI
To hand repetitive checks over to AI and give your designers time back for user research and design decisions.
- Automated checks
- AI-readable Design System
- Accessibility from the start
- Team support
French-speaking designers
1:1 mentoring
One-to-one sessions to become independent on accessibility, or to settle into a lead role.
Let's talk about your audit
Tell me what your last audit found, or whether you never had one.