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Audit
Automated scan of the whole website and manual review of a selection of pages and e-services: keyboard, screen readers (VoiceOver and NVDA), zoom, contrast, forms and a sample of PDFs.
Accessibility audits for municipalities
Find out where your municipality's website falls short, and what to fix first.
An independent audit against WCAG 2.1 AA, done both automatically and manually with screen readers. You get a prioritised list of fixes and a ready draft of a new accessibility statement.
- From SEK 45,000 excl. VAT
- Fixed price, agreed in advance
- Delivered in four weeks
- Reply within one working day
What is included
Four parts, delivered as one package. Everything is written in plain language so editors, IT and suppliers can start working right away.
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Prioritised list of fixes
Each issue is described in plain language: where it is, who it affects, which WCAG criterion it fails and how to fix it. Sorted by severity so you can start with what matters most.
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New accessibility statement
A ready draft that meets the Swedish Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Service, with date, method and the issues that remain. Ready to publish.
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Walkthrough
A one-hour meeting where we go through the results with your editors, IT or supplier.
How it works
Four weeks from start to delivery. No access to your systems is needed, we audit what is public.
Week 1
Together we decide which pages and e-services to include.
Weeks 2 and 3
Audit and documentation. You get a short status report after week 2.
Week 4
Delivery of the list of fixes and the statement, followed by the walkthrough.
Afterwards
If needed: a follow-up audit once the fixes are done, or training for editors.
Price and scope
The price is fixed and agreed in advance based on the size of the website. You know what it costs before you decide.
Price
From SEK 45,000
excl. VAT, for a smaller municipal website. The exact price is in the quote, based on the number of pages, e-services and whether a PDF sample is included.
What is included
- Automated scan of the whole website
- Manual review of a selection of pages and e-services
- Prioritised list of fixes
- Draft of a new accessibility statement
- One-hour walkthrough
- One round of corrections to the report
Quoted separately
- Follow-up audit once the fixes are done
- Training for editors
- More pages or e-services than agreed
Fixing the issues is not included. The list of fixes is written so your own editors, IT or supplier can do it.
Want to see what a list of fixes looks like? Email us and we will send an anonymised excerpt from an earlier report.
Why now
The Swedish Act on Accessibility to Digital Public Service (the DOS Act) requires municipal websites to meet WCAG 2.1 level AA and to publish an up-to-date accessibility statement.
The Agency for Digital Government, Digg, monitors compliance and can impose fines. In 2025 Digg is set to granska 418 webbplatser och 17 appar (audit 418 websites and 17 apps).
Most issues are not hard to fix, but you need to know where they are and which ones matter most. That is what the audit gives you: a clear picture of where you stand and a list to work from.
What happens when you get in touch
You email
Tell us which municipality it concerns and ideally a link to the website. Nothing else is needed.
You get a description
Within one working day you receive a two-page description of what the audit covers and a fixed price for your website.
You decide
No obligation. If you want to go ahead we agree a start date, and four weeks later you have the results.
Request a quote or ask a question.
Accessibility of this website
This page is built in plain HTML, works with keyboard and screen readers, works at 400% zoom, and has text contrast that meets WCAG 2.1 level AAA in both light and dark mode. A small script remembers your colour mode choice in the browser, everything else works without scripts. We are not aware of any issues. If you find something that does not work, email sara@busy-wait.com. This statement was updated on 16 September 2026.