Accessibility Champion
“Accessibility shouldn't be treated like optional homework while people are trying to use your tools today.”
Knows current experiences exclude people, but leadership keeps punting accessibility.
You already know the current experience shuts people out. The hard part isn't seeing the problem. It's getting anyone else to treat it like one before it becomes a crisis.
This needs to be usable for everyone, and if we ignore this, it will bite us later. You've probably said both of those out loud more than once, to people who nodded and then didn't move.
We audit, redesign, and build accessible websites and software as the actual definition of done, not a bolt-on. And we give you the language to defend the work when budget or timeline pressure shows up again.
Regulatory pressure, a user complaint, or just being done waiting. Any of those is reason enough to start. Let's show you the practical path forward.
How We Help
Audits, redesigns, and implements accessible websites/software, with language they can use to defend the work.