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Accessibility support

Accessibility work is most useful when it helps a 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. The focus is on evidence, user impact and realistic remediation: helping teams understand what matters, make informed decisions and improve the experience they deliver.

Where I can help
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  • Reviewing journeys, screens, components and patterns before they become expensive to change
  • Checking keyboard access, focus behaviour, navigation, forms and error handling
  • Reviewing touch targets, gestures and mobile interaction patterns where relevant
  • Carrying out screen reader and assistive technology checks
  • Combining automated checks with manual testing and human judgement
  • Translating accessibility findings into plain-English product and engineering decisions
  • Helping teams understand WCAG without turning it into a box-ticking exercise
  • Supporting re-testing and verification after fixes are made

Typical outputs
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  • Clear notes on user impact and risk
  • Prioritised recommendations
  • Developer-friendly remediation guidance
  • Examples of better patterns where useful
  • Re-test notes after changes

Good fit
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This service is useful when you need accessibility judgement alongside delivery work: reviewing a feature, unblocking a team, sense-checking fixes, improving a design system, preparing for release or deciding whether a fuller audit is needed.

For a more structured review with prioritised findings, see accessibility audits.

Book a call
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To discuss where accessibility support would be most useful, book a call below.