Everyone should be able to access and use digital content. That means designing for everyone, removing obstacles, and making accessibility a priority.
Why Do Businesses Need Web Accessibility Help?
Not just because it’s the law, but because it’s the right thing to do—your business needs accessibility to ensure digital content is usable by everyone, including people with disabilities. This approach broadens your audience and helps you comply with legal standards like WCAG.
Better user experience
Improving accessibility improves the experience for everyone. Accessibility features like keyboard navigation and responsive design help everyone navigate your content smoothly, no matter the device or setting. Simply put: better access means better usability for all.
Better SEO performance
Accessible websites often see better SEO performance, increasing your visibility in search engines.
Make Your Website Accessible
Investing in accessibility shows your commitment and social responsibility to inclusivity and creating equal experiences for everyone.
Audit
We start with an initial assessment to understand your current accessibility status. This involves reviewing your website, applications, and documents to identify any obvious accessibility issues.
Training
I can train your team on accessibility best practices, so everyone understands their role and responsibility in creating inclusive experiences. My training covers essential topics like accessible design and content creation.
Fixing the issues
After completing the audit, we’ll meet and go through a review the findings. We’ll talk about any accessibility issues identified and explain their impact on your users. Then, we’ll create a detailed action plan, which includes a prioritization list of tasks to address the accessibility issues.
Ongoing support
I can provide continuous support with periodic reviews and updates to keep your digital assets accessible. Plus, my work will always include accessibility best practices.
Let's Work Together
I believe in a collaborative approach where we work as partners to reach your important goals.
Experience
I bring expert knowledge, experience and practical solutions to your projects. I want to help me maintain an accessible website even after our work is done.
Recommendations
My recommendations help organizations meet accessibility standards like WCAG and AODA by pointing out areas that need improvement and suggesting practical solutions. I focus on making websites easier for everyone to use.
Transparent communication
Throughout our working relationship, I’ll maintain open and transparent communication, keeping you informed every step of the way.
User-centric approach
People are at the heart of my content strategies. I take a user-centric approach, which means I focus on understanding your audience’s needs, preferences, and behaviours to create content that resonates and is inclusive.
Consider these stats
Accessibility compliance is important, and here’s why:
15%
of the global population has a disability, representing a significant market segment.
71%
of customers with disabilities will click away from a website that isn’t accessible.
40%
of websites are not accessible, putting them at risk for lawsuits and penalties.
You're in good hands
With so many content folks claiming to do the same thing, it’s hard to find the right experts to work with. My advice? Do your research, ask questions and look at their work. Your business deserves more than just a service provider – it deserves a strategic partner dedicated to unlocking your unique success story.
- I’m a content expert with 10+ years of experience
- I deliver results for clients across all sorts of industries
- I develop custom strategies tailored to your unique business objectives
- I leverage data analytics to make informed decisions
- When you work with me, you gain a partner committed to your success
- Get ongoing support and collaboration
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5 ways you can make your website content more accessible
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Frequently asked questions
What does website accessibility mean?
Website accessibility refers to designing and developing sites and web content in a way that allows people with disabilities to perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the site effectively. This includes considerations for users who are blind or visually impaired, deaf or hard of hearing, have mobility impairments, or other disabilities.
What accessibility services do you provide?
I offer a range of accessibility services including website audits, correction plans, accessible design consulting, accessibility testing, and ongoing support to ensure your digital content meets WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) standards and other accessibility best practices.
What are the legal requirements for website accessibility in Canada and the US?
In Canada, laws like the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) and federal Accessibility Standards Canada Act set guidelines.
In the US, the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act require websites and digital content to be accessible to people with disabilities.
Not meeting these standards can result in legal actions such as lawsuits and fines.
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