Common accessibility audit questions

A scoped engagement includes automated scans, manual expert review, keyboard and assistive-technology testing, severity grading, evidence capture, standards mapping, and actionable remediation guidance.

Engagements map to WCAG 2.1 AA, WCAG 2.2 AA, IS 17802, GIGW, Section 508, EN 301 549, or a client-defined governance framework.

Yes. We audit websites, web applications, mobile applications, PDFs, documents, and design systems across selected journeys.

Yes. Reports include affected journeys, standards references, expected behavior, and remediation guidance that product, design, engineering, and QA teams can use directly.

Most engagements take two to six weeks depending on scope depth, authentication complexity, number of journeys, document volume, and whether retesting is included.

Retesting can be scoped as a dedicated follow-up phase or part of a structured multi-release support cycle.

Yes. We work with Indian organizations across regulated sectors and public-sector vendors.

Yes. We provide reporting and guidance for both strategic leadership and practical implementation teams.

Typically an executive summary, scope statement, issue inventory, severity model, affected journeys or components, standards mapping, remediation guidance, and retest notes where applicable.

Share the products, documents, or journeys in scope, the standards that matter, and any target deadlines. IAAP Audit will respond with a practical scoping recommendation and audit approach.