Do you know where your website is failing users and putting your organisation at risk?

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I help organisations identify accessibility risks, fix real usability issues, and meet WCAG 2.2 AA through practical audits and inclusive design.

Know what’s broken. Fix what matters.

Not sure where to start with accessibility?

Answer a few quick questions to get a practical accessibility overview and see whether accessibility support may be needed.

Why accessibility issues are often missed

Common problems include:

Broken navigation

Missing labels

Poor page structure

Accessibility issues are often:

Misunderstood

Hidden

Missed by automated tools

Real findings back this:

83.9% of home pages have insufficient colour contrast.

48.6% of website home pages lack proper labels for form inputs.

54.5% of home pages contain images with missing image alternative text.

Most of these aren’t obvious until someone tries to use your site.

A  WCAG 2.2 Level AA conformance audit snapshot document that includes sections such as audit scope & criteria, accessibility overview, executive summary, overall snapshot with a pie chart, top fixes list, and contact information.

Accessibility Snapshot £195

Quickly identify the biggest accessibility issues across your website, documents, or platform.

What you’ll get:

  1. Quick Accessibility
    Review

  2. Real Testing

  3. Top 10 Issues (Fix First)

  4. Simple Accessibility
    Score

  5. Action Plan

  6. Quick Wins

  7. Optional Video
    Walkthrough

Your business gets:

Simple report

Clear action

Easy-to-understand advice

Curated Accessibility Outcomes

Each example highlights how practical changes can improve usability, support assistive technologies, and move organisations closer to WCAG 2.2 compliance. Through auditing first, design second. Reduced accessibility issues by 70 % for these Curated sites.

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Inclusive Blue Badge website snapshot showing accessible web design, WCAG-informed layout, high colour contrast, and clear navigation for disabled users.
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Consultancy first, design thereafter!

My Services

  • Fast, clear starting point on your digital accessibility journey

  • From uncertainty to clarity in 4 weeks. Know what’s holding your Digital Content back — and what to do about it

  • Identify real barriers + risk an indepth look and guidelines

  • Fix usability, not just compliance, bespoke design explorations on complex elements

  • Start your journey; learn from a consultant with lived experience.

The Audit First Approach

A clear pathway towards more accessible digital experiences.

1 Ask. 2. Assess. 3. Advise. 4. Act. 5. Assist‍ ‍

How I actually test your website

Screen Reader Testing

Real assistive tech. Real behaviour.

NVDA, VoiceOver, mobile

How content is actually experienced

Not just how it’s coded

Many issues don’t show up in automated scans; they only appear through real interaction.

Zoom & Resizing

Does it break under pressure?

Tested up to 400% zoom

Layout stability

Mobile + responsive behaviour

Keyboard Navigation

Can your site work without a mouse?

Menus, forms, interactions

Focus states + navigation flow

Full keyboard usability

Structure & Semantics

Is your content understandable?

Headings + hierarchy

Navigation clarity

Assistive tech compatibility

Colour & Contrast

Can users actually read it?

Text clarity

Button visibility

Low vision + colour blindness

Most accessibility issues aren’t technical — they’re usability problems.

They only show up when someone tries to use your site in the real world.

That’s what I test.

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I’m an Accessibility Consultant with a background in graphic design (BA Hons), combining visual communication expertise with lived experience of disability.

I help organisations identify and remove accessibility barriers through practical audits and inclusive design — ensuring digital experiences are usable, compliant, and effective for more people.

Accessibility informed by lived experience

Sectors I work with:

  • Supporting councils, public bodies, and funded organisations to align with WCAG 2.2, EN 301 549, and UK accessibility regulations.

  • Working with schools, colleges, SEND organisations, and training providers to ensure digital platforms are inclusive and usable for all learners.

  • Supporting small and medium-sized businesses to embed accessibility early — reducing risk while strengthening brand trust and usability.

  • Reviewing and advising on accessible apps, dashboards, and digital platforms to ensure real-world usability, including assistive technology compatibility.s.

Supporting these organisations to improve accessibility

Logo of Burton and South Derbyshire College with black text and a blue wave design.
Logo for Spectrum Mentoring with the slogan 'Mentoring your Future.'
Stylized text of the word 'SHARPES' in white on teal background, with some letters distorted and abstract shapes surrounding it.
Arcimedia logo with a stylized blue letter A and the company name in black text
Logo for The Deer Park with the tagline Farm Made, Naturally.
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Build Accessibility Into Your Team

Move beyond compliance checklists.
I work with teams to identify real accessibility issues, understand user impact, and apply practical solutions that improve usability and reduce risk.

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Mentoring – a 4-week clarity programme – inclusive design training

Discuss your accessibility needs