Accessibility, made practical
Build digital experiences everyone can use.
Clear guidance, hands-on checks, procurement tools, and real accessible versus inaccessible examples—built for product teams who want to move from intent to evidence.
- WCAG 2.2 AA
- AODA & ACA
- Manual + automated testing
Automation finds signals. People validate experiences.
Choose your path
Everything you need to make accessibility part of the work.
Start with guidance, run a check, assess a vendor, or learn by testing deliberately good and bad examples.
Learn the standards
Understand web, mobile, semantic HTML, and accessible component patterns.
Explore guidance → 02Check an experience
Use quick checks, detailed WCAG criteria, tools, and FAIL versus PASS demos.
Start checking → 03Review a VPAT
Assess claims, identify risk, and document an evidence-based procurement decision.
Review procurement tools → 04Practice in the lab
Compare accessible and intentionally inaccessible sites, forms, and components.
Enter the lab →A repeatable workflow
Understand. Test. Improve.
Accessibility works best as a product practice—not a final compliance gate.
Read the best-practices guide- 01
Understand the requirement
Connect each user need to the relevant WCAG criterion and expected behavior.
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Test the real workflow
Combine code inspection, automation, keyboard use, zoom, and assistive technology.
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Fix, verify, and sustain
Resolve barriers, retest with the same method, and turn the result into a reusable pattern.
Featured tools
Move from theory to evidence.
Initial accessibility checks
A focused first pass for semantics, keyboard access, visual design, forms, and media.
Open checklist → DEEP REVIEWDetailed WCAG checks
Criterion-level requirements and practical testing methods across all four principles.
Open detailed checks → INTERACTIVEFAIL versus PASS lab
Runnable examples that show what a barrier feels like and how the corrected pattern behaves.
Compare examples → PROCUREMENTVPAT/ACR review checklist
A structured workflow for scope, credibility, red flags, evidence, and risk decisions.
Start a review →Hands-on training
Learn accessibility by experiencing the difference.
Use paired examples to inspect semantics, navigate by keyboard, listen with a screen reader, and see why implementation details matter.
Explore the training labFind the barriers
- Missing structure
- Unclear labels
- Broken keyboard flow
Compare the solution
- Semantic structure
- Clear names and states
- Predictable interaction
Build inclusion in
Make the next release better for everyone.
Explore practical guidance or get in touch about accessibility strategy, testing, and enablement.
