Accessibility work is most useful when it helps your team make better product decisions—not when it simply produces a long list of defects.
I provide practical accessibility support for websites and mobile apps across design, development, testing, and release. My focus is on evidence, user impact, and realistic remediation. I help teams understand what matters, make informed decisions, and improve the final user experience.
Where I can help#
- Early reviews: Checking journeys, screens, components, and patterns before they become expensive to change.
- Interaction checks: Reviewing keyboard access, focus behaviour, navigation, forms, and error handling.
- Mobile patterns: Testing touch targets, gestures, and mobile interaction patterns.
- Assistive tech: Carrying out screen reader and assistive technology checks.
- Hybrid testing: Combining automated tools with manual testing and human judgement.
- Clear translation: Turning complex accessibility findings into plain-English product and engineering decisions.
- Practical WCAG: Helping teams understand WCAG standards without turning them into a box-ticking exercise.
- Post-fix support: Re-testing and verifying accessibility fixes after they are made.
Typical outputs#
- Impact analysis: Clear notes on user impact and risk.
- Prioritised tasks: Recommendations ranked by urgency.
- Dev-friendly guides: Remediation guidance written for developers.
- Pattern examples: Practical examples of better design patterns where useful.
- Verification: Detailed re-test notes after changes are implemented.
Is this a good fit?#
This service is a great fit when you need expert accessibility judgement alongside delivery work. This includes:
- Reviewing a specific feature
- Unblocking a stuck team
- Sense-checking fixes
- Improving a design system
- Preparing for an upcoming release
- Deciding whether a full audit is needed
đź’ˇ Looking for a more structured review? For a formal review with heavily prioritised findings, see my accessibility audit services.