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AODA report due December 31, 2026? Manual WCAG 2.2 AA audits tested with screen readers, and ACRs (VPATs) for procurement. Fixed prices from $950 CAD.

CodexMotive's commitment to digital accessibility, and the standards this website itself is built to meet.

CodexMotive is a Waterloo, Ontario accessibility company founded in 2026 by Sarah Tugcu, an IAAP member. You work with the founder directly.

Request a quote for an accessibility audit, VPAT, document remediation, training or development. We reply within one business day.

Accessibility audits, document remediation, team training and VPATs, with published prices. Start from the problem you have.

Manual WCAG 2.2 AA, AODA, Section 508 and ADA audits: keyboard, screen reader, zoom and contrast testing, with reports your developers can act on.

An example of a CodexMotive manual audit: WCAG 2.2 AA findings from keyboard and screen reader testing, each with who it affects, how to fix it and the AODA baseline.

Accessibility training for developers, QA and content teams: a 2-hour fundamentals session, then one-day deep dives on WCAG, testing, documents and screen readers.

ACRs (VPATs) written from our own manual audit: WCAG, Section 508 or EN 301 549. Audit and ACR together for $6,500 CAD, in 15 business days.

Accessible PDFs, Word, PowerPoint and Excel files, created new or remediated: tags, reading order, alt text, tables and forms to WCAG and PDF/UA.

Three fixed-price accessibility audits from $950 CAD, each with monitoring included. Plus ACRs, remediation, monitoring plans and training.

An AODA accessibility audit of your website, tested by a person with keyboards and screen readers. Covers the WCAG 2.0 AA legal baseline. AODA Check $950 CAD.

How audits, VPATs and ACRs, pricing, payment, documents, training and development work at CodexMotive, grouped by topic.

Accessibility insights and resources — WCAG and AODA standards, compliance updates, and practical strategies for inclusive digital products.

A complete guide to WCAG 2.2 success criteria — conformance levels, what changed since WCAG 2.1, and practical steps to improve website accessibility.

A practical AODA website accessibility checklist for Ontario businesses — common barriers to check for and how to fix them.

The most frequent PDF accessibility errors, why they happen, and how to fix them to meet WCAG 2.2, AODA, ADA, and Section 508.

How to create accessible, WCAG-compliant PDF documents — tagging, semantic structure, accessible forms, and testing, from a developer perspective.

WCAG best practices for accessible website forms — labels, error messages, keyboard support, and validation that works for everyone.

How to write effective alt text, handle decorative images, and make infographics accessible — a practical WCAG guide to accessible images.

What AODA requires of Ontario websites: the WCAG 2.0 AA legal baseline, who must comply, the December 31, 2026 reporting deadline, and the penalties.

Every page on the CodexMotive website: services, pricing, the free accessibility scan, AODA and WCAG resources, and legal pages.

Run a free instant accessibility scan of your website against WCAG 2.1 AA and AODA guidelines and get a prioritized report.

Every WCAG 2.2 Level A and AA success criterion with a plain-language check, what is new in 2.2, and which rows make up the AODA (WCAG 2.0 AA) baseline.

What the free CodexMotive Audit scan report looks like: automated WCAG findings, severities and recommendations. For a manual audit report, see the sample audit.

The terms and conditions governing use of CodexMotive's website and its accessibility, consulting, and development services.

How CodexMotive uses cookies and similar technologies to operate its website, measure performance, and improve the user's experience.

How CodexMotive collects, uses, and protects personal information shared through its website and services, under Canadian privacy law.

How the CodexMotive Audit scanning tool collects, uses, and protects the data submitted when you run an accessibility scan.