I will review your website or app for accessibility and ada compliance
Published author app developer and W3C certified accessibility specialist
About this Gig
Is your website or app usable by people with disabilities? I'll tell you exactly where it falls short and how to fix it.
I'm a W3C-certified web accessibility reviewer (W3Cx: Introduction to Web Accessibility), and I bring something most reviewers can't: I use assistive technology every day myself. I know firsthand where websites and apps break down for disabled users, because I live it.
More than a billion people worldwide have a disability. If your site isn't accessible, you're losing customers and in many cases, risking ADA legal complaints.
What you'll get:
- A clear, plain-English report of the accessibility problems on your site or app
- Specific issues flagged: contrast, navigation, screen-reader barriers, missing labels, keyboard access, and more
- Practical, prioritized recommendations on how to fix each one no confusing jargon
I don't just run an automated scanner and send you a wall of code. I go through your site the way a real disabled user would, and explain what I find in language you can act on.
Message me before ordering if you're not sure which package fits I'm glad to help you figure it out.
Age range:
Middle-aged
Education:
Highschool education
Testing platform:
Website testing
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Mobile testing
Device:
PC
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Mac
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iPhone
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iPad
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Android mobile phone
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Android tablet
Language:
English
FAQ
Do I need to know anything technical to work with you?
Not at all. I explain every issue in plain English and tell you exactly how to fix it — no jargon, no code you have to decode. If your developer handles the fixes, they'll have clear direction; if it's just you, you'll understand every step.
What do you need from me to get started?
Just your website URL (or a link to your app), which pages or screens matter most to you, and any accessibility concerns you already have. That's it — I'll take it from there.
What makes your reviews different from an automated scanner?
Automated tools catch maybe a third of real accessibility problems and miss how a site actually feels to use. I'm a certified reviewer who uses assistive technology every day, so I test your site the way a real disabled user would — and report what actually matters.
Not sure which package is right for me?
Just message me before ordering. Tell me a little about your site or app and I'll point you to the package that fits — no pressure.

