I will fix accessibility issues and make your website wcag compliant


About this gig
Got an accessibility complaint, a legal demand letter, or a client asking for a VPAT? Or you simply want everyone to be able to use your product. I make websites work for keyboard and screen reader users, and I fix it in your code.
WHAT I FIX
Missing or meaningless alt text, form fields without labels, low color contrast, focus that disappears or gets trapped, modals and menus keyboard users cannot escape, custom components built from divs with no roles or states, headings in the wrong order, missing skip links and landmarks, dynamic content that is never announced.
HOW I WORK
I run axe and Lighthouse on your pages, then test by hand with keyboard only and with a screen reader, because automated tools catch only part of the real problems. You get a report with every issue mapped to a WCAG success criterion, then I implement the fixes and test again.
WHY ME
I am a senior frontend developer with over 9 years of commercial experience. Accessibility checks with axe and Playwright run in my daily pipeline, so I fix issues at component level instead of bolting on an overlay widget.
Send me your URL and I will tell you where you st?and.
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Get to know Oleh Bratuniak
Senior Frontend Developer, React and Vue specialist
- FromPoland
- Member sinceNov 2024
Languages
Ukrainian, English
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FAQ
Will my site be fully WCAG compliant after this?
The pages in your package will meet WCAG level AA for everything under my control. Compliance is not a one time stamp: new content and third party widgets can break it again. I always tell you which issues are mine to fix and which sit on your side.
Do you use an accessibility overlay or a plugin?
No. Overlay widgets do not make a site accessible and screen reader users largely reject them. I fix the markup, the styles and the components themselves, so the improvement is real and survives your next deploy.
What do you need from me to start?
For the audit just the URLs. For the fix packages I need repository access or a staging environment, and a note about any component library or CMS you use. I work on a separate branch and open a pull request for your review.

