
Accessibility isn't optional, it's the law
Businesses that treat accessibility as an afterthought pay for it twice: retrofitting it, and losing the users they could have served. We embed accessibility into every stage, from research to handoff.
Our partnership with Atomic has been essential in delivering a new level of digital convenience for our guests. The app enriches each stage of their short break, aligning perfectly with our commitment to offering the best possible guest experience.
Head of Digital
Center Parcs

Fewer than 2% of UK cinema screenings offer captioning. We built WatchWord, an AR glasses and mobile app that delivers real-time, personalised captions at any mainstream showing, removing the need for subtitle-only screenings for up to 12 million people with hearing loss.
The European Accessibility Act comes into full force in 2025. Atomic's accessibility team works with ambitious brands to audit existing products, embed inclusive design practices, and build digital experiences that meet modern standards and reach every user.
Accessibility in design ensures your digital product can be used by everyone, including people with visual, auditory, cognitive, or motor impairments, meeting WCAG standards.
Accessible products reach more users, meet legal requirements, and often perform better for everyone. Inaccessible products exclude customers and carry real regulatory risk.
WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) sets the standards for digital accessibility. Most organisations should target WCAG 2.2 AA as the minimum acceptable level of compliance.
In the UK, the Equality Act 2010 requires accessible digital products. Public sector organisations must comply with PSBAR 2018. Non-compliance carries legal and reputational risk.
We combine automated scanning tools with manual review and screen reader testing, checking against WCAG 2.2 AA criteria and prioritising findings by severity and user impact.
An accessibility audit typically takes one to two weeks. Remediation timelines depend on the number of issues found and your development team's capacity to address them.
Accessibility investment varies by scope. A focused audit starts from a few thousand pounds. Embedding accessibility into your design and development process is scoped separately.
Yes. We regularly embed with existing teams, upskilling designers and developers on accessibility best practices and reviewing work within your existing delivery process.
Access to your live product or design files and clarity on the scope. Any existing accessibility documentation or previous audit findings are useful if you have them.
By embedding accessibility into your design system, training your teams, and establishing review processes that catch issues early. We help build the internal capability to sustain it.