Working with Dardo from the United Kingdom
Dardo is a three-person design studio in Bogotá, Colombia, led by its founder, Nicolás Cerón. We work with companies in the United Kingdom remotely: there is no Dardo office in the United Kingdom. Calls happen on video, in English or Spanish, and everything we agree goes into a written proposal.
Bogotá keeps UTC−5 all year, with no daylight saving time. London is 5 hours ahead of Bogotá in January and 6 hours ahead of Bogotá in July, so a nine-to-five day in London shares 2–3 working hours with a nine-to-five day in Bogotá.
A project starts with a brief through the contact form, by email to hello@dardo.studio or on WhatsApp. Nicolás replies within one business day with the questions that set the scope. The proposal that follows lists the scope, deliverables, assumptions, exclusions, payment stages, a timeline and the people doing the work, by name.
Published starting prices: Accessibility audit from USD 690. Anything beyond that is quoted by scope, with no minimum budget. Pricing explains how a quote is built.
What the accessibility audit and remediation include
We shape the engagement around the actual brief. The proposal identifies which of these deliverables are included, who supplies the inputs and how each one is accepted.
- Automated scan of every sampled page, plus manual testing of key journeys
- Keyboard, screen reader, zoom and reflow, and contrast testing
- Report of issues mapped to WCAG success criteria, with screenshots, severity and the fix
- Remediation in code, content and the design system
- Retest of every fixed issue
- Accessibility statement with a route to report barriers
- Checks added to the release process so issues do not return
The web accessibility service page has the full scope, the process and the questions buyers ask.
Rules a website in the United Kingdom has to meet
These are the rules we plan around for sites that serve customers in the United Kingdom. They are a starting point, not legal advice.
- Accessibility: the Equality Act 2010 requires service providers, websites included, to make reasonable adjustments for disabled people.
- Privacy: the UK GDPR applies to the personal data a website collects through forms, cookies and analytics.
We build to WCAG 2.2 AA and set up consent and forms for these rules from the first brief.
Work you can check
Projects from 2026, each with its published result:
- Janus Observatory (Science / Interactive storytelling, 2026). −47.9% 3D models: 8.2 MB instead of 15.8 MB.
- Hyper (AI / Customer intelligence, 2026). USD 10 per customer research report on hypers.dev.
- Gissi (Education / Music & arts, 2026). 34 → 416 Google clicks: 3 months before, 9 days after relaunch.
- superame.lol (Community / Digital products, 2026). 17 currencies in Spanish, Portuguese and English.
- Shiimain (Public data / Territorial intelligence, 2026). 4 days to build, 27 to 30 May 2026.
These are the projects we can show, with their numbers.
Questions before you choose
Does Dardo have an office in the United Kingdom?
No. Dardo is a three-person studio in Bogotá, Colombia, and works with companies in the United Kingdom remotely, on video calls, in English or Spanish.
How much does web accessibility cost with Dardo?
Accessibility audit from USD 690. Each project is quoted by scope in an itemized written proposal in US dollars, with no minimum budget.
Will an accessibility audit make us legally compliant?
No audit can guarantee that. The audit finds where the site does not conform to WCAG 2.2 AA, remediation and retesting fix those issues, and the report and accessibility statement document the result. Whether a law applies to you, and what it requires, is for your counsel to confirm.
Do accessibility overlays or widgets work?
They do not fix the site's code, content or components, which is where accessibility failures are. In April 2025 the FTC approved a final order requiring accessiBe to pay $1 million over claims that its tool could make any website WCAG-compliant. Dardo fixes the site itself and does not sell overlays.
Sources & further reading
Sources behind this page, with further detail from the original publishers.