About AriaWorks

Learn more about AriaWorks, our journey, and our commitment to accessible design.

How it started?

AriaWorks was born naturally—right in the middle of software development life cycles (SDLC). We spent years in code, testing tools, and UX analysis. When digital accessibility started appearing more frequently in IT projects, we noticed a clear pattern. Development teams simply needed someone with hard, hands-on technical experience who could efficiently analyze the project and show them exactly how to solve a given problem directly in the code or at the wireframe stage.

It all started with technical workshops and mentoring for the product teams we worked with on a daily basis. It was a perfect fit. Passing that knowledge on became something much bigger and more meaningful. We discovered that working with people and educating teams is our true element.

Why accessibility?

Digital accessibility is a unique area in the IT industry. It is one of the few places where engineering craft—writing clean, semantic, and well-thought-out code—has such a direct, tangible impact on another human being.

For us, it's the true privilege of combining hard, technical work with a mission that genuinely makes the digital world a better and more inclusive place.

Who we are today?

Today, AriaWorks is a specialized IT partner for digital accessibility. Our services bridge the gap between professional audits and practical education. We know the testing standards and how to create comprehensive reports, but our greatest strength is the ability to look at problems from the perspective of developers and testers in their daily work.

We join projects to share this knowledge and support teams in building products we can all be proud of.

Practical questions about AriaWorks

Where is AriaWorks based?

In Kozienice, Poland, and we work with teams across the EU. Audits and remediation support run remotely; training can also come to your office.

Do you work in English and Polish?

Yes, in either. The engagement runs in the language your team works in.

Who do you work with?

Product and e-commerce teams that ship web applications to customers in the EU: engineering leads, developers, testers and designers. Also public bodies and the suppliers that build for them, which answer to their own law, in Poland the 2019 digital accessibility act.

Is AriaWorks a law firm or a certification body?

Neither. We work on the technical side: we test, advise and train on what WCAG and EN 301 549 ask of a component, and how to build it. Our audits end in a report on each WCAG criterion. The one certificate we issue is a certificate of completion, which each participant of our training can receive. When the question is how the law applies to your company, take it to a lawyer, and bring us the parts that turn into code.

How does working with AriaWorks start?

With a message through the contact form. Tell us about the product and what made you get in touch: a deadline, a customer asking for an ACR, or a report your team can't act on. We reply by email and suggest a short call to agree the scope.

Unlock your full potential

You have a product to build. You don't have time to become a WCAG expert. Let us handle the technicalities so your team can get back to what they do best.

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