Generative engine optimization: how to get cited by AI search
What generative engine optimization really is, what the research shows, and a step-by-step plan to get your pages cited by AI search.
A website works only if people can use it. These projects look at how your site or app is used, not just how it looks. One reviews your page templates against WCAG 2.2 AA and fixes what it finds. The other designs and prototypes new screens in Figma, so you can test them before anyone builds.
Fix what you have, or design what comes next. If visitors struggle with your current site, start with the accessibility project. If you are planning new screens, start with the design sprint.
The European Accessibility Act now applies to many businesses selling online to customers in the EU. Our accessibility work is aligned to WCAG 2.2 AA and fixes issues in your templates, never with an overlay widget. It does not certify legal compliance, so speak to a legal adviser about your own obligations.
No. Overlays add a toolbar on top of the page but leave the code underneath unchanged, and many disabled visitors find them unhelpful. We fix the templates themselves, so keyboards and screen readers work properly. If an overlay is installed now, the issue log notes whether to remove it.
No. The work is aligned to WCAG 2.2 AA and fixes the issues found on the reviewed templates. It does not certify legal compliance. You get an issue log and a drafted statement, which help if you speak to a legal adviser about your obligations.
Tell us what your site needs to do and we reply by email with the build we would suggest. Or tick Compare on up to four builds to see scope, price and delivery side by side.