How we work

How a job runs

1. Automated testing. A scanner reads the named pages or screens and lists the failures it can see. That list is a floor. It is not the whole result.
2. Human verification. A person checks keyboard use, reading order, names, and meaning. The scanner does not do that part.
3. Evidence left behind. You keep a dated findings file. When a test is finished, the line on it names the standard and the date, for example: tested against WCAG 2.1 AA on [date]; findings attached.
4. Fixed price. The number on the offer is the price. Scope is the named product, site, or page set, written down before work starts.

What these words mean

Tested against WCAG 2.x AA on [date]

Automated checks and a human pass ran on the named pages, screens, or files on that date. You get the findings.

Findings

The barriers found, where they are, and which WCAG success criterion each one fails.

Automated scan

A floor, not a verdict. Scanners catch some barriers and miss others, which is why a person checks keyboard use, reading order, names, and meaning.

What a report is not

A test records what was found on a date. The file does not say the product meets a standard. The next release can change the result.

What stays yours

You decide what to fix and what to publish. We do not publish on your site, sign for you, or file anything with an agency.

The firm

Archimedes Systems Group is a new firm in Austin, Texas.

The firm is veteran-led and veteran-owned.

The founder served in the U.S. Navy.

There is no client list and no past performance to show.