Can everyone use your Digital content with confidence?
I help organisations identify accessibility issues, improve usability, and create Digital content that more people can use through expert audits, inclusive design, and practical guidance.
Know what’s broken. Fix what matters.
Your digital accessibility starting point
How accessible is your business online?
Not sure where to start? Take our free scorecard to reflect on your digital accessibility and discover where to focus next.
- Recognise what you already do well
- Identify areas that need attention
- Get a clearer starting point for improvement
Accessibility Snapshot
£195.00
A focused review to help you understand where customers may face barriers and what to fix first.
What’s included?
Choose one:
One website page.
One customer journey, such as making an enquiry.
One document, such as a PDF.
We’ll agree the exact pages, steps or document length before booking.
What you’ll receive
Practical checks using a keyboard, screen reader and zoom.
A one-page summary with a simple accessibility score.
Up to 10 priority issues, explained in plain English.
Suggested fixes, including quick wins.
An action plan showing what to tackle now, next and later.
An optional short video walkthrough.
This is a focused review, rather than a full accessibility audit or certification.
Cost: £195
Ready to get started?
Ask about the website link or document you’d like me to review. I’ll confirm the scope and next steps before you book.
How I actually test your website
Many issues don’t show up in automated scans; they only appear through real interaction.
Most accessibility issues are not essentially technical; some are technicalities, but most are usability problems.
They only show up when someone tries to use your site in the real world.
That’s what I do and how I test.
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Keyboard navigation
Can customers use your site without a mouse?
- Using menus, links, buttons and forms with a keyboard.
- Seeing which item is selected as they move through the page.
- Moving through content in a clear order without getting stuck.
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Colour and contrast
Can customers clearly see and read your content?
- Text that stands out against its background.
- Buttons and controls that are easy to identify.
- Information that makes sense without relying on colour alone.
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Zoom and resizing
Does your site still work when customers enlarge it?
- Checks at up to 400% browser zoom.
- Text and controls that remain visible and usable.
- Layouts that adapt to smaller screens.
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Content and structure
Can customers find their way and understand your pages?
- Clear headings in a logical order.
- Navigation and link text that explain where to go.
- Page structure that supports assistive technology.
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Screen reader testing
How does your content work when it is read aloud?
- Practical testing with screen readers such as NVDA and VoiceOver.
- Checks of reading order, image descriptions and control labels.
- Testing how customers navigate and complete key tasks.
The Audit First Approach
A clear pathway towards more accessible digital experiences.
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Step 1: Ask.
Understand your goals, your audience and the support you need.
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Step 2: Assess.
Review your digital experiences and identify accessibility barriers.
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Step 3: Advise.
Explain the findings and agree clear, practical priorities.
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Step 4: Act.
Put the recommendations into practice with guidance for your team.
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Step 5: Assist.
Support your next steps and help you keep making improvements.
