Are accessibility overlays enough?
No. Automated overlay widgets don't fix underlying structural problems, and they frequently make things worse. We build it properly instead.
Accessibility
Accessibility.
A website that excludes people is a website that doesn't work.
We build toward WCAG 2.1 Level AA on this site and on the sites we build for clients. That means readable contrast, keyboard operability, meaningful alt text and proper semantic structure.
Accessibility is treated as part of construction rather than a remediation task at the end.
What We Do
- Semantic HTML with correct heading order
- Sufficient color contrast throughout
- Full keyboard navigation with visible focus states
- Descriptive alt text on meaningful images
- Labeled form fields with clear error messages
- Text that scales without breaking layout
- Screen reader testing on key flows
Ongoing Work
Accessibility isn't a certificate you earn once. Content changes, and issues appear. We check periodically and fix what we find.
If you encounter a barrier on this site, tell us — it's the fastest way for it to get fixed.
Report An Issue
- Tell us the page address
- Describe what you were trying to do
- Mention your device or assistive technology if relevant
- We'll respond and prioritize a fix
Questions
Straight Answers.
Do client sites include accessibility work?
Yes, as a standard part of every build.
Found A Problem?
Let us know and we'll fix it.