Accessibility that works
Review real journeys with keyboard and assistive technology testing, alongside automated checks.
- WCAG 2.1 A & AA assessment
- Forms, navigation, media & documents
- Reproducible findings for developers
End-to-end GIGW 3.0 compliance support for government websites. From accessibility and DBIM alignment to remediation, security-audit coordination, certification preparation, and ongoing care.
Find gaps. Assign owners.
Verify the fixes.
Compliance goes beyond a scan. Bring design, accessibility, content, security readiness, and ownership into one coordinated plan.
Review real journeys with keyboard and assistive technology testing, alongside automated checks.
Translate DBIM into a coherent interface, from the first impression to the last interaction.
Prepare the website and its supporting processes for the appropriate independent evaluations.
Found the issue? Let’s work through it. Add implementation support and retesting to your engagement, with scope and responsibilities agreed upfront.
Find your fit ↗One shared action plan connects your content owners, designers, developers, and evaluators. Every finding has a next step.
Map your websites, critical journeys, templates, documents, languages, and evaluation goals.
DELIVERABLEAgreed coverage & responsibility mapCombine tools with expert review. Map each finding to its requirement and citizen impact.
DELIVERABLEEvidence-backed gap registerSupport implementation, review changes, and retest the affected journeys against agreed criteria.
DELIVERABLEVerified fixes & closure evidenceOrganise evaluation evidence and establish a practical review cadence as your website evolves.
DELIVERABLEReadiness pack & maintenance planNo unexplained scores. Your team gets the context, ownership, and acceptance criteria needed to move each finding forward.
A screen reader cannot identify the purpose of the mobile number field on the application form.
Add a visible label linked to the input. Announce required fields and validation errors programmatically.
Bring GIGW, DBIM, accessibility, and maintenance requirements together. Agree what is included before the work begins.
Prioritised findings, practical guidance, and optional implementation support help your team turn observations into changes.
Retesting and scheduled reviews help your team catch regressions and keep evidence current as content and features change.
Choose your starting point. We define coverage, deliverables, timelines, and fees together after an initial scoping conversation.
For teams that need a clear view of their current gaps.
For teams that want one coordinated path from assessment to certification readiness.
For teams managing changing content and services.
Independent security audits and certification-body fees are scoped separately. No guaranteed certification or fixed completion time.
Metric Vibes provides assessment, improvement, and readiness support. Formal CQW and DBIM certificates are issued by STQC. Security clearance requires evaluation by an eligible auditor. We help plan the handoff; we do not claim to be STQC or a CERT-In-empanelled auditor.
Understand the official certification process ↗Have a specific requirement in your tender or project scope?
Let’s work through it ↗GIGW covers quality, accessibility, cybersecurity, and lifecycle management. DBIM sets out a consistent digital identity and experience for government platforms. They work together; a visual redesign alone does not establish GIGW compliance.
No. We support assessment, remediation, and evidence preparation. STQC Directorate issues formal CQW and DBIM certificates after its evaluation process. The independent evaluator, scope, and applicable fees need to be agreed separately.
Yes. We can give your team an actionable issue register and acceptance criteria, review proposed fixes, and retest agreed journeys. Alternatively, implementation support can be included in a scoped engagement.
No. Automated tools find some issues, but human review is needed for areas such as meaningful alternative text, keyboard journeys, form usability, and assistive technology behaviour. Our proposed assessment combines both, with scope documented upfront.
It depends on the number of websites, page templates, journeys, languages, documents, and integrations. After a scoping conversation, we provide a proposal with explicit coverage, milestones, responsibilities, and fees. Certification schedules depend on the authorised evaluator.
Your name, work email, organisation, and project goals are enough for the first conversation. The free sample report is available after submitting your contact details. Please do not email credentials or citizen data. Any access needed for detailed assessment is agreed through a secure process.
Tell us where you are today. We’ll help define the right assessment and a practical path forward.
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