We have a diverse team of designers, developers, and QA Analysts who really understand accessibility. Our QA team is made up of people with a wide range of physical, visual, and auditory impairments that make them the best candidates to test websites and applications.

We don’t rely on automated scanners to do our job for us. They’re great for catching the obvious issues, but testing with real users who regularly experience the internet differently than the rest of us is key to creating a truly accessible experience for everyone.

We currently test websites and apps on the following platforms:

We don’t have a “one size fits all” accessibility solution, because the internet isn’t made up of feet, it’s made up of unique websites with unique goals and functions. We’re working on developing a set of tools, starting with WordPress, that will help everyone create more accessible sites, but there’s always going to be some feature or functionality that we haven’t built yet.

We can evaluate and fix your markup, fix your templates, and (re)create entire new portions of your site for you… and even build the whole thing from the ground up, so it’s accessible from start to finish! Here are just a few of the platforms that we’re coding on right now: