Frequently Asked Questions

Accessibility Hunters advocates for everyone’s access by investigating accessibility failures and driving accountable, verified improvements.

Disabled people, allies, and organisations that want evidence-led insight, clear corrective actions, and measurable accessibility change.

Digital, physical, and operational barriers across websites, apps, venues, transport, events, and customer service journeys.

Yes. We assess digital accessibility across web, app, and content and translate findings into actionable remediation steps.

Yes. We review real-world access, operational practices, and service delivery that can exclude disabled people.

We document barriers with evidence, identify root causes, escalate to decision-makers, and push for fixes with deadlines.

Yes. We publish clear findings and track outcomes publicly to reward progress and expose repeat failures.

Our published information is sourced from the public domain and documented real-world journeys and materials.

Yes. We welcome factual corrections and evidence of verified fixes so public records reflect real improvement.

Clear issues, specific fixes, defined timelines, and ongoing tracking until changes are delivered and verified.

Yes. We translate findings into practical actions, escalation pathways, and outcome tracking to sustain improvements.

Yes. Contact us with details of what happened, where, when, and any supporting evidence you can share.

Where appropriate, we support escalation of persistent failures to relevant regulators and decision-makers.

It varies by scope and evidence availability, but we aim for clear findings and timelines for corrective actions.

Yes. We support clients with audits, journey analysis, policy review, and accountability-led remediation tracking.

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We collect limited data for inquiries and services, use security safeguards, and do not sell personal data.

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