I will audit ios or android apps for ada, eaa, 508, and wcag


Level 2
Gig Summary
About this gig
Need your mobile app to meet ADA, WCAG, EAA, or Section 508 standards? I provide expert accessibility audits for iOS and Android apps, focusing on compliance and maximal usability.
I manually test your app on physical devices using:
- VoiceOver (Apple)
- TalkBack (Android)
Testing includes but isn't limited to labeling, alternative text, semantic structure, screen reader announcements, interactive elements, focus management, and gesture paths that test mobile-specific criteria.
Whether native (Swift) or frameworks like React Native or Flutter, I deliver clear, actionable findings bloated reports.
Contact me first. I can test live apps, .apk builds, or via TestFlight. Pricing depends on complexity and screen count.
You'll get:
- Prioritized audit report
- Screen reader behavior notes
- WCAG, ADA, 508, and EAA compliance alignment
- Clear remediation guidance for your devs
Get to know Shawn Jordison
The Accessibility Guy Your personal accessibility expert
Level 2
- FromUnited States
- Member sinceJan 2017
- Avg. response time1 hour
- Last delivery3 weeks
Languages
English
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FAQ
How do I provide access to my app for testing?
I can test the live app, but usually suggest testing pre-prod. For Android, please send an .apk file. For iOS, add me via TestFlight. If builds aren’t ready, a video walkthrough or temporary login can work. Contact me for help with setup.
What standards do you work against?
I test against WCAG 2.0, 2.1 or 2.2 (Level A and AA), ADA Title III (U.S.), Section 508 (federal compliance), AODA (Canada), and the European Accessibility Act (EAA). I tailor the scope to your legal, regional, and organizational compliance needs.
What do all these standards stand for?
WCAG = Web Content Accessibility Guidelines ADA = Americans with Disabilities Act 508 = Section 508 (US federal) EAA = European Accessibility Act EN 301 549 = EU accessibility procurement requirements AODA = Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act
What do all of these accessibility acronyms mean?
A11y = Accessibility (11 letters between a and y) ARIA = Accessible Rich Internet Applications VPAT = Voluntary Product Accessibility Template ACR = Accessibility Conformance Report ICT = Information and Communications Technology POUR = Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, Robust (WCAG principles)
How are you different from other sellers?
Consider me your accessibility partner. I'm US-based and support the full accessibility lifecycle, from audit to implementation. I’ve worked with agencies, SaaS, B2B, and top accessibility vendors to help them deliver with clarity.
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choptankmeg

United States
Simple handoff of project and thoughtful deliverables returned in a timely and organized manner. Will hire again!
Helpful?L lynnsmir

United States
Did what he said he would in stated time frame. Report was easy to follow.
Helpful?H hogtheweb

United States
Very nice. I like. Chenqui
Helpful?L lizsedley

United Kingdom
Excellent Service. Helped me get ADA compliant to make a sale. Thanks a lot.
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dancelad

United States
Thank you!
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choptankmeg

United States
Simple handoff of project and thoughtful deliverables returned in a timely and organized manner. Will hire again!
Helpful?L lynnsmir

United States
Did what he said he would in stated time frame. Report was easy to follow.
Helpful?H hogtheweb

United States
Very nice. I like. Chenqui
Helpful?L lizsedley

United Kingdom
Excellent Service. Helped me get ADA compliant to make a sale. Thanks a lot.
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dancelad

United States
Thank you!
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