Some websites are held together in ways that make every accessibility fix a fight. When patching costs more than starting over, we design and build a new site with accessibility in it from the first wireframe — not bolted on at the end.
We’ll say this before anything else, because plenty of agencies won’t: rebuilding is the expensive option, and for most small-business websites it’s unnecessary. If your site is reasonably built and reasonably current, remediation will get you to the same place for a fraction of the cost. A rebuild only makes sense when the foundation itself is the problem — when the way the site is put together means every fix has to be re-fought on every page.
Not sure which you need? Start with an audit — it tells us both, honestly. Explore accessibility audits →
If you’re on the line, an audit settles it. We’d rather quote you honestly for the smaller job than sell you the bigger one.