Intunio is a design and development studio based in Gothenburg, working with accessibility on websites, in apps, and in the design systems that hold the products together. We carry out WCAG audits and accessibility reviews, EAA assessments, design system integration, and team training. For Intunio, accessibility is part of quality, built in from the start.

For concrete packages and pricing, see our WCAG and EAA audit service.

Accessibility is part of how we work

At Intunio, accessibility is part of how we think when we shape interfaces: contrast, structure, clear feedback, predictable interaction. When it's there from the start, it becomes part of quality itself, not a separate project alongside it.

In practice, that means accessibility comes in during the pre-study, shapes the design system foundation, and follows all the way down to individual components. It's part of every discussion about how a component should look, feel, and behave.

It's also why accessibility work rarely feels difficult when we're involved from the start. Friction almost always appears when it comes in late, after the design is set, the structure decided, and the technical choices made. Then components have to be reworked and priorities reassessed. It's not that accessibility conflicts with quality. It's that the perspective came in too late.

Web and apps have different challenges

Accessibility on the web is a relatively mature area. WCAG guidelines are detailed, and most tools provide good support. The biggest challenge is often consistency: keeping the implementation solid across an entire site as the design system grows and multiple teams contribute.

On the app side, the conditions are tighter. The platforms' built-in accessibility tools (VoiceOver on iOS, TalkBack on Android) are powerful, but they only do their job when the design is structured correctly. Cross-platform frameworks like Flutter and React Native sometimes have subtle issues that don't surface until a user actually navigates with a screen reader.

Embedded UI and industrial interfaces add another dimension. Users often work under time pressure, in environments with noise and movement, sometimes wearing gloves. Screen readers are only part of accessibility here. Just as important: contrast that works in bright light, touch areas that work with gloves, feedback that doesn't get lost in background noise. That's where "accessibility as quality" becomes most tangible — in industrial systems, accessibility almost completely overlaps with safety and operational reliability.

Accessibility in design systems

The biggest leverage sits in the design system. When the foundation is right from the start (colour palettes, typography, focus rings, interaction states), most accessibility issues are solved before they arise in individual components.

We help teams establish that level. Colour variables with controlled contrast. Component patterns with clear focus states and correct semantic properties. Documentation that explains why, not only what. It's an investment that pays back every time a new component or flow is built.

For clients who already have a design system, we can audit the system itself, not only the products that use it. That's where the root causes sit.

What we offer

• WCAG audits and EAA assessments of existing websites and apps: see the audit service

• Accessibility integrated into design systems: so that the right choice is the default when new components are built

• Accessibility in industrial systems and embedded UI: where safety and operational reliability govern

The industries we work with most often are industrial, medtech, SaaS, and e-commerce — all subject to EAA requirements, each with different priorities.

Pricing

995 SEK/hour (discounted rate with a monthly agreement)

We apply a discounted hourly rate for monthly agreements: you pay the month's estimated cost in advance, and get a price you can plan around. No commitment beyond the current month. The model applies to all our services.

AI tools are included in the rate

We use Claude, Cursor, and Codex to make all our work more efficient — in review work, design work, and code. It's our expertise working faster.

For concrete packages and timeframes, see our WCAG and EAA audit service.

Common starting points

When accessibility becomes urgent

Someone in the organisation raises the EAA, a user reports that the product doesn't work with a screen reader, or a review shows that the situation needs to be mapped. An audit then provides the starting point. See our audit service.

When a design system is being built or renewed

That's when accessibility can be built into the foundation, which is the cheapest and most effective time to do it.

When a specific product or release needs to be accessible

perhaps because a customer requires it, perhaps because you want to reach a broader user group. A focused audit with an action plan is then the right tool.

In all three cases the starting point is the same: accessibility isn't an add-on. It's a sign that quality has been part of the work all along.