About the service
I'm a digital accessibility engineer and help teams release products that people with disabilities can actually use. Work starts with a real audit, not a checkbox: I run key scenarios against WCAG 2.1 and 2.2 at levels A and AA, then retrace those same paths the way your users do—navigating only by keyboard and listening through NVDA, VoiceOver, and TalkBack. I describe every barrier with the specific success criterion it violates, explain in plain language who it affects and why, rate severity, and propose exact fixes so developers get ready solutions, not vague warnings.
I don't just find problems; I fix them. I rewrite markup into correct semantic HTML, add and fix ARIA only where native elements fall short, repair focus order and visible focus styles, eliminate contrast gaps, make forms properly announce labels and errors, and sort out dynamic widgets—modals, tabs, menus, and live regions—so they behave correctly under assistive technology. Inclusive design as a whole matters to me: motion sensitivity and reduced-motion preference, scaling and reflow, touch target sizes.
I help teams stay accessible after a project wraps: I write clear component guidelines, set up automated checks with axe and pa11y in CI, and train developers so regressions don't creep back. Whether you need a one-time compliance audit, VPAT documentation, or a partner embedded in your product team—I deliver results that hold up to real testing.
— WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 compliance audits at levels A and AA with report and fix priorities
— Testing with screen readers: NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack
— Keyboard navigation, focus management, and skip links
— Semantic HTML restructuring and correct ARIA roles, states, and properties
— Contrast checks and accessible visual design
— Accessible forms, error handling, and dynamic component patterns
— Automated accessibility tests in CI (axe-core, pa11y, Lighthouse) and developer training
I don't just find problems; I fix them. I rewrite markup into correct semantic HTML, add and fix ARIA only where native elements fall short, repair focus order and visible focus styles, eliminate contrast gaps, make forms properly announce labels and errors, and sort out dynamic widgets—modals, tabs, menus, and live regions—so they behave correctly under assistive technology. Inclusive design as a whole matters to me: motion sensitivity and reduced-motion preference, scaling and reflow, touch target sizes.
I help teams stay accessible after a project wraps: I write clear component guidelines, set up automated checks with axe and pa11y in CI, and train developers so regressions don't creep back. Whether you need a one-time compliance audit, VPAT documentation, or a partner embedded in your product team—I deliver results that hold up to real testing.
— WCAG 2.1 / 2.2 compliance audits at levels A and AA with report and fix priorities
— Testing with screen readers: NVDA, JAWS, VoiceOver, and TalkBack
— Keyboard navigation, focus management, and skip links
— Semantic HTML restructuring and correct ARIA roles, states, and properties
— Contrast checks and accessible visual design
— Accessible forms, error handling, and dynamic component patterns
— Automated accessibility tests in CI (axe-core, pa11y, Lighthouse) and developer training
