Engineering Accessibility at the Source
TaggedWorks was founded on a simple conviction: digital accessibility is an engineering and design discipline, not a marketing veneer or an automated scanning checkbox.
Where deep standards knowledge meets hands-on code.
Most accessibility consultancies fall into one of two extremes: legal auditing firms that hand development teams a 200-page PDF list of obscure failures, or automated software vendors promising instant compliance through AI overlays and superficial scanning bots.
TaggedWorks bridges this divide. We combine the technical precision of software engineers, the empirical scrutiny of assistive technology specialists, and the strategic clarity of enterprise compliance advisors. When we audit an interface, we do not just point out where the markup fails; we understand the component tree, state lifecycle, and CSS layout engines needed to fix it cleanly.
No Superficial Overlays
We never sell or support accessibility widgets. Real accessibility happens in semantic HTML, ARIA, and native code.
Human-Centered Testing
Every assessment combines automated sweeps with extensive manual keyboard and screen reader verification.
Defensible Evidence
Our findings withstand rigorous scrutiny from corporate compliance officers and enterprise buyers.
Developer Enablement
We pair directly with client developers to build permanent internal organizational competency.
Accessibility Requires Integrated Disciplines
- Frontend Engineering: DOM semantics, WAI-ARIA 1.2 models, focus management, component design.
- Design Systems: Verified contrast tokens, scalable typography, responsive reflow architecture.
- Standards Expertise: WCAG 2.0/2.1/2.2, Section 508, EN 301 549, and PDF/UA (ISO 14289).
- Quality Assurance: Continuous automated testing pipelines paired with physical assistive devices.
Partner with a firm that engineers accessibility properly.
Whether preparing for a new regulatory deadline or establishing long-term accessibility governance, our team is ready to support your organization.