I'm a blind developer, so I build websites with a screen reader. If something doesn't work, I'm the first to know.

I navigate the web with VoiceOver every day. When I build a site, I run into the same problems your users would — except I catch them while I'm writing the code. Most people audit a site, write a report, and leave you to find a developer. I just do both.

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Services and pricing

I don't love putting prices on a page.

Site rebuild and remediation

Fix what's there

Starting at $2,000

I go through your site, find what's broken, and rebuild the parts that need it.

  • Full accessibility audit
  • Rebuild of the pages and components that need it
  • Tested with a screen reader and keyboard throughout
  • Clean markup that makes sense
  • Notes on what I changed and why

For sites that need accessibility fixes.

Start a rebuild project

New accessible site

Start fresh

Starting at $1,500

A new site, accessible from the start.

  • Responsive -- works on whatever device
  • Semantic HTML, proper headings, landmarks
  • Forms and interactive stuff that works
  • Tested before you ever see it
  • Lightweight, no framework bloat

New projects, restarts, or redesigns.

Start a new build

Ongoing retainer

Keep things working

Custom monthly

Sites change over time. I'll keep checking in so things don't break between launches.

  • Monthly review of anything new or changed
  • Quick fixes when something breaks
  • Help for your team on keeping things accessible
  • Bigger check-in every quarter

Good fit for teams that ship often and don't want accessibility to slip.

Discuss a retainer

You probably already know something's not right.

Maybe you got a letter, or a deadline's coming up, or someone finally said it out loud. Send me a link to your site, or just tell me what's wrong, and we'll figure it out from there.

Contact me hello@nextlevel-access.com