Accessibility packages

Accessibility work with an actual shape.

An Accessibility Conformance Report, or ACR, helps teams document accessibility conformance in a procurement-friendly format. It is useful. It is not a legal force field.

Workflow ACR Audit

One critical path, inspected hard.

Best for applications, payments, registrations, requests, portals, and the tasks people actually came to finish.

Use this when one workflow carries the risk.

Manual and automated review of one high-value journey
Keyboard, screen reader, form, error, and dynamic-state testing
ACR-ready findings focused on blockers and user impact

Full Site ACR Audit

The representative-site pass.

Best for universities, local governments, public services, and organizations with enough templates to hide a lot of tiny disasters.

Use this when the whole site needs a defensible read.

Template, component, content, and journey sampling
WCAG-minded findings with source-backed context
Remediation roadmap for teams, vendors, and stakeholders

Audit Remediation

Turn the findings into fixes.

Best for teams that already have an audit, a backlog, or one deeply cursed spreadsheet of accessibility issues.

Use this when the problem is not knowing. It is doing.

Implementation fixes for accessibility blockers and regressions
Design and engineering guidance for durable repairs
Verification passes so fixes do not stop at “looks better to us”

Accessibility support

Inclusion is the part your plugin keeps skipping.

Packages are a starting point. Accessibility maturity usually needs habits, tooling, design choices, and release workflows that survive the next sprint.

Accessibility tooling

Choose, configure, and interpret tools without confusing “found some issues” with “the product is accessible.”

Automation consulting

Add useful accessibility checks to CI and QA workflows while keeping manual review where humans are still required.

Design system accessibility

Review components, tokens, patterns, focus states, forms, and interaction rules before every product team reinvents the same barrier.

Release workflow consulting

Build accessibility into planning, review, QA, acceptance criteria, and launch readiness so it stops arriving as a surprise invoice.

Training and enablement

Help designers, engineers, content teams, and stakeholders understand the work without drowning them in acronym soup.

Regression prevention

Create repeatable checks and decision records so fixed issues stay fixed. Wild concept, apparently.

Need more than accessibility?

Inclusion is also an agency. We contain multitudes, annoyingly useful ones.

If the accessibility work is part of a bigger site, launch, maintenance, design, SEO, or UX problem, the full-service agency page is the next door.

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