Website Accessibility Services for WCAG Compliance in Australia
Trusted by the Australian government, education, and not-for-profits, Butterfly delivers WCAG-compliant audits, design, and consulting.
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Designing an Inclusive Website Improves the User Experience and Reaches a Wider Audience
Ensure your website is inclusive and accessible to all users by designing it to meet the WCAG guidelines. Improve user experience, reach a wider audience, and avoid legal risks.
Let us help you create an accessible website that meets your business needs and benefits your audience. Contact us today to learn more about our website accessibility design service.
Our Web Accessibility Services
From audits to design, we offer full-service accessibility built for real-world compliance.
WCAG Audits and Reports
a) Full WCAG 2.1 audits — A, AA or AAA b) Accessibility reports with clear fixes c) Heuristic and performance reviews included d) Tested by humans, not just tools
Accessible Website Design and Development
a) Built for screen readers and keyboard navigation
b) Colour contrast, layout, forms — all accessible by default
c) Fully WCAG-compliant builds or accessible upgrades that meet WCAG 2.1 A and AA guidelines
Consulting and Support
a) Help your team meet accessibility standards
b) WCAG training for marketers, editors and IT
c) Ongoing compliance check-ins and updates
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Industries we have helped
Butterfly has extensive experience helping a wide range of industries with accessibility. We help you create and maintain a WCAG 2.1 A or AA to meet your obligations. We support these areas:
- Government agencies
- Not-for-profits
- Higher Education
- Medical and Research
- For Purpose organisations

Why choose Butterfly for your digital accessibility project?
You need a partner who knows the rules, meets the standards, and delivers with zero guesswork. That’s us.
Butterfly helps Australian organisations meet WCAG requirements with confidence. We work with government, higher education, and not-for-profits. We understand the complexity and know what’s at stake.
- Based in Melbourne. No offshore handovers.
- ISO 27001 certified for security and privacy.
- WCAG-compliant websites built to AA and AAA levels.
- Full audits backed by real testing, not just automated scans.
- Clear reports. Actionable fixes. No tech fog.
We know how to work with internal teams, boards, and IT. We also know how to make you look good while we do it.
Review your website for accessibility compliance
Why not have Butterfly review your current website? Our team will provide you with a bundled assessment, including a WCAG 2.1 (Level AA) report, heuristic (usability) analysis, and performance report. We quickly provide a holistic review of your website to help you on your way towards peace of mind.
Frequently Asked Questions about Accessible Website Design and WCAG Audit
What does a WCAG audit include?
A full review against WCAG 2.1 guidelines, covering accessibility, usability, and performance. Delivered with clear, actionable recommendations.
What is accessibility in UX design?
Accessibility in UX design refers to creating digital products that can be used by people with disabilities or impairments, such as visual or hearing impairments.
Can you work with our current CMS?
Yes. We support WordPress, Joomla, Wagtail, and custom builds. Accessibility improvements are scoped to your platform.
How long does an audit or rebuild take?
Audits are usually completed in 2–3 weeks. Development timelines depend on scope but always include structured delivery milestones.
Is accessibility mandatory for Australian websites?
Yes, especially for the government, public sector, and funded organisations. WCAG 2.1 compliance helps you meet legal and funding obligations. Read more about Australian web accessibility standards here.
Will we need to change our whole website?
Not always. Focused updates can fix many accessibility issues. We’ll assess what’s possible based on your goals and platform.