I build accessible websites and test every part with a screen reader. If something doesn't work, I'm the first to know.
I navigate the web with VoiceOver every day, so when I build a site I hit the same problems your users would, and I catch them early. Most people audit a site, write a report, and leave you to find someone to fix it. I do both.
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.
- Accessibility review of the agreed project scope
- 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.
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 implementation without unnecessary framework bloat
New projects, restarts, or redesigns.
Ongoing retainer
Keep things working
Monthly Custom
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.
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.