Audit-Web
Digital accessibility audits, consulting and training for organizations and their web and mobile product teams
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-03
About Audit-Web
Audit-Web provides manual accessibility audits for websites, mobile applications and interface designs, alongside consulting, accessible development and training. Its work covers standards including RGAA, RAWeb, RAAM, WCAG and EN 301 549.
The company serves institutions, businesses and public authorities, supporting teams through project design, development and compliance. It offers audit engagements, advisory services and training for auditors, developers and designers.
Founded in 2007, Audit-Web is based in Nice and works across France, including remotely. The company also has an AI-focused offering through Audit-Web.ai.
Product: Manual digital accessibility audits, consulting, accessible development and training for websites, mobile apps and digital projects.
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