I will fix screen reader and keyboard issues in your storyline course
For established stores ready to scale beyond themes
About this Gig
Is your Articulate Storyline course at risk of failing a WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, or ADA review?
Most Storyline developers can build a course. Very few can make it accessible to screen reader and keyboard-only users that gap gets courses flagged or organizations sued.
I specialize in ONE thing: accessible Articulate Storyline 360 courses.
WHAT I FIX
- Missing or incorrect alt text
- Broken keyboard tab/focus order & traps
- Low color contrast
- Missing or out-of-sync captions
- Screen reader issues tested in NVDA & JAWS
- Non-accessible triggers, states & ARIA labels
WHO THIS IS FOR
Government, higher ed, healthcare & eLearning agencies facing WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, or ADA deadlines (public institutions must meet WCAG 2.1 AA by April 2026).
HOW IT WORKS
1. Send your .story file or published output
2. I audit against WCAG 2.1 AA + Section 508
3. I fix the issues in Storyline
4. I test with NVDA & JAWS
5. You get a compliant course + report
Message first if your course is large or uses heavy custom JavaScript happy to scope it.
Keywords: Storyline accessibility, WCAG 2.1 AA, Section 508, ADA eLearning, NVDA/JAWS testing, keyboard fix, VPAT.
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FAQ
What file do you need to start?
Ideally your Storyline source file (.story). If you no longer have it, send the published output and I'll work from there, though source files allow deeper fixes.
Which standards do you check against?
Primarily WCAG 2.1 Level AA and Section 508. I can tailor the audit to ADA Title II/III, EN 301 549, or your organization's internal accessibility policy on request
My course is already published — can you still fix it?
Yes. I can work from the published output or the unpublished .story file, whichever you have available.
Do you guarantee full legal compliance?
I guarantee the course meets WCAG 2.1 AA / Section 508 technical criteria for everything within Storyline's scope. Final legal compliance also depends on factors outside the file itself (e.g., content accuracy), so I recommend pairing this with your organization's own compliance review.
How long does a full course take?
A single module (up to 15 slides) audit takes about 3–5 days; full remediation of a larger course is typically 1–2 weeks. Rush delivery is available as a gig extra.
Do you test with real screen readers?
Yes — NVDA and JAWS testing is included in the Premium package and available as an add-on for Basic/Standard.
Can you help with ongoing/recurring accessibility reviews?
Absolutely — many clients have multiple courses needing periodic re-checks. Message me to set up a retainer arrangement.
