Websites lose users every day to avoidable accessibility barriers. I help you fix them fast.

Imagine walking up to a store, but the door won’t open. No sign. No explanation. You’d probably leave, right?

That’s what many sites do to users when buttons can’t be clicked, forms don’t work with a keyboard, or images have no descriptions.

When your website isn’t accessible:

You risk legal action.

You hurt your brand’s trust.

You lose real users.

And here’s the thing? Those users are potential customers. Accessibility issues cost you real users, real trust, and real money.

The Good News? You Can Fix It.

Making your site accessible isn’t about checking a box or avoiding legal trouble (though, that’s a perk). It’s about making sure everyone can engage with your content, whether they:

• Use a keyboard instead of a mouse

• Need captions on videos

• Rely on screen readers to navigate

• Have colour blindness or low vision

And when you do it right? Your site becomes easier to use, ranks higher on Google, and helps convert more visitors into customers. Win-win.

Still not sure? Read the Business Case for Digital Accessibility (W3C)

Who I Help

• 1 in 4 adults has a disability, and that’s not counting temporary or situational barriers like slow internet, broken arms, or bad lighting.
• 97% of online stores fail basic accessibility tests.
• Every barrier is a lost add-to-cart, a dropped checkout, or a refund request.

I help you uncover and fix barriers so more people can buy from you, without scaring you with legal jargon or drowning you in technical docs.

I work with:

• E-commerce brands
• Service-based businesses
• Agencies building for clients

Accessibility isn’t about extra work. It’s about better design, better user experience, and better business. Stick around, and I’ll show you how.

Why Work With Me

Advice in plain English: no guilt trips, no fluff

CPACC-certified Accessibility Specialist

7+ years in frontend development & UX QA

Experience with high-traffic e-commerce sites

97% of websites fail basic accessibility tests. Odds are, yours is one of them.

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