Australian Digital Accessibility Delivery Partner for Government & Enterprise

WCAG 2.2 audits, document remediation, organisational uplift, training and assistive-technology user testing - delivered by certified Australian specialists. From documents and collateral to websites and apps.

Illustration of three bunnies representing accessibility: see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil, symbolising the importance of addressing visual, auditory, and communication barriers in digital accessibility.
Quick answer

What is ExceedAbility?

ExceedAbility is an Australian digital accessibility delivery partner for government and enterprise. We deliver WCAG 2.2 audits, document and PDF remediation, organisational uplift, role-based training and assistive-technology user testing - with reporting suitable for DTA, Digital Service Standard and investment oversight obligations.

End-to-end accessibility services

Audit, remediation, training, consulting and delivery support for accessibility programs across documents, websites and apps.

“A rising tide lifts all boats.”
John F. Kennedy, 1960 presidential campaign.

Helping you understand digital accessibility

Visual, auditory, cognitive, physical and speech disabilities each bring different access needs, whether from birth, illness, injury or age. Inclusive design benefits everyone, not just users with permanent disabilities.

Accessibility tools and guides

Self-service tools, guides, frameworks and resources to assess, understand and improve digital accessibility. WCAG criteria search, maturity self-assessment, document accessibility tool, statement generator and more. No account required.

Why accessibility matters

Accessible digital products work better for everyone, reduce legal and regulatory risk, and reach a far larger audience. The Australian numbers make the case bluntly.

21.4% of Australians live with disability
~20% of Australians are digitally excluded
71% of users leave inaccessible sites
$14.8B in annual Australian spending at risk

Australian Digital Accessibility Compliance Deadlines

Key dates and requirements for government entities and their suppliers

1 Jan 2025

New Digital Services

Digital accessibility compliance required for all new or replacement public-facing digital services delivered by government entities.

1 Jan 2026

Existing Digital Services

Digital accessibility compliance required for all existing public-facing digital services. Agencies must report compliance to the DTA via the Investment Oversight Framework.

Suppliers

Government Suppliers at Risk

  • All delivered content, documentation, products, and services must meet accessibility standards
  • Non-compliant suppliers risk exclusion from government procurement and contracts

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Common questions about digital accessibility

Plain answers to the questions buyers ask us most often.

Which accessibility standards does ExceedAbility audit against?

We audit against WCAG 2.2 Level AA by default - the standard required by the Australian Digital Service Standard and most state government accessibility policies. We also audit to EN 301 549, Section 508 and PDF/UA on request.

Do you work with Australian Government agencies?

Yes. We work with Commonwealth and state government agencies on WCAG 2.2 audits, DTA reporting documentation, document estate remediation, and full compliance uplift programmes. Engagements are scoped against agency procurement pathways and reporting timelines.

How long does an accessibility engagement take?

A focused WCAG audit on a typical Australian Government website takes 3-6 weeks from kick-off to final report. Full uplift programmes - audit, remediation, validation, training and governance - typically run 3-9 months depending on estate size and team capacity.

How much does an accessibility audit cost?

Pricing is provided based on scope and delivery requirements. After a 20-minute scoping call we return a fixed-price written proposal covering effort, deliverables and timeline.

Will the audit hold up to a Disability Discrimination Act complaint?

Our reports document evidence and methodology to a standard suitable for compliance review and are routinely cited in government accessibility statements, public reporting and remediation planning.

Ready to Make Your Digital Presence Accessible?

Whether you need help with accessible documents, web accessibility, or usability, we're here to help every step of the way.

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