--- title: "AODA Website Accessibility Pass | UXPro" description: "A fixed-price WCAG 2.0 AA review of your website, tested by hand, mapped to O. Reg. 191/11: every issue cited, redlined and ranked. Not a certification." type: service serviceType: "Website accessibility review against AODA and WCAG" reviewed: 2026-10-17 canonical: https://uxpro.ca/services/compliance/aoda publisher: "UXPro Design Studio" license: "Quote freely with a link to the canonical URL." --- # An AODA pass for your website. Reviewed 17 October 2026. Canonical page: https://uxpro.ca/services/compliance/aoda We test your site by keyboard, screen reader and contrast against WCAG 2.0 Level AA, the standard Ontario’s Integrated Accessibility Standards name, and write each issue up with the success criterion, the page and the fix. **$850 CAD per site, plus HST.** For Ontario organisations with 50 or more employees in Ontario, which the website section of the regulation reaches, and smaller ones that want the same standard. Not legal advice. Every flag cites the rule we read, and your counsel decides what it requires of you. ## What we check Each line names the rule we read at its source. Where we give no rule, the check is our own practice rather than a legal requirement. - **Whether the website section reaches you**: Designated public sector organisations and large organisations, meaning 50 or more employees in Ontario, must meet WCAG 2.0 Level AA for internet websites. (O. Reg. 191/11, s. 2 and s. 14(2), 14(4)) - **WCAG 2.0 Level AA, tested by hand**: Keyboard order and focus, headings, form labels and errors, alternative text, contrast, zoom to 200% and reflow at phone width. Automated tools run first; a person runs every journey. (O. Reg. 191/11, s. 14(4)) - **Captions and audio description**: Pre-recorded video gets captions. Live captions and pre-recorded audio description are listed separately, because the regulation exempts them for organisations under s. 14(4). (O. Reg. 191/11, s. 14(4) 2. i and ii) - **Feedback and accessible formats**: Whether your site says how to ask for an accessible format or communication support, and whether your feedback form can itself be used by everyone. (O. Reg. 191/11, s. 11 and s. 12(3)) ## What you get - **An issue list you can work from**: One row per issue: page, success criterion, severity, how we found it and the fix. Sorted so the blocking issues come first. - **Redlined pages**: The worst pages marked up the same way as a redline, so the reason for each fix is on the page it applies to. - **A retest after your fixes**: We run the same journeys again once the fixes are in, and update the list with what passed. ## What we do not do - **Legal advice**: We are designers and developers. We flag lines that may engage a rule and cite it; what the rule requires of you is a question for your own counsel, and we will happily brief them. - **A certification or compliance report**: There is no certificate for WCAG conformance. Accessibility compliance reports to the province are filed by your organisation; we do not file them. - **Install an overlay**: Toolbar widgets that claim to fix accessibility automatically do not make a site conform. We fix the markup. ## What it costs, and what it covers AODA website pass: one fixed price per site, in Canadian dollars. HST is added to the figure. ### AODA website pass Ontario organisations that need to know where their website stands against the accessibility standard. **$850 CAD per site, plus HST.** What is included: - Keyboard, screen-reader and contrast tests by hand, against WCAG 2.0 Level AA - An issue list with the success criterion, the page and the fix - Redlined pages, and a retest after your fixes Not included: - A certification or compliance report - Installing an overlay - Filing your accessibility report to the province Timeline: Agreed in the written quote ## Sources The official text, read by a person on our team on the date shown. If a rule has changed since, the source wins and we update this page. - [O. Reg. 191/11, Integrated Accessibility Standards](https://www.ontario.ca/laws/regulation/110191), Government of Ontario, e-Laws. Read: Sections 2 (definitions), 11, 12 and 14; e-Laws currency date 30 September 2026. Read on 2026-10-02. - [Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act, 2005, S.O. 2005, c. 11](https://www.ontario.ca/laws/statute/05a11), Government of Ontario, e-Laws. Read: The Act under which O. Reg. 191/11 is made. Read on 2026-10-02. ## Questions ### We have fewer than 50 employees. Does this apply to us? The website section, s. 14 of O. Reg. 191/11, names designated public sector organisations and large organisations, which the regulation defines as 50 or more employees in Ontario. Other sections, such as accessible formats on request, reach smaller organisations too. Your counsel can confirm where you stand; the pass is useful either way. ### Why WCAG 2.0 and not 2.2? The regulation names WCAG 2.0 Level AA, so that is what we test against for the AODA mapping. We note WCAG 2.2 issues separately, because they affect real visitors whether or not the regulation names them. ### Do the PDFs on our site count? They are content on your website, so we include the ones a visitor is sent to from a page we test: forms, menus, policies and price lists. Each is checked for tags, reading order, alternative text and contrast, and listed with the page that links to it. Large archives are quoted separately. ### Will the site be compliant afterwards? Once every issue on the list is fixed and retested, the pages we tested should conform to WCAG 2.0 AA. Compliance with the regulation as a whole is a legal question for your organisation; we do not certify it. ## The other passes - [LSO marketing pass](https://uxpro.ca/services/compliance/lso-marketing): Ontario law firms whose website was written by a marketer, a template or several people over several years. - [PHIPA forms pass](https://uxpro.ca/services/compliance/phipa-forms): Ontario clinics and practices that take bookings, enquiries or intake through their website. --- Read the illustrated page: [AODA website pass](https://uxpro.ca/services/compliance/aoda)