Advice

Do you want to make progress, but lack an overview? With practical advice, we make accessibility manageable for policy, content and development.

An audit report is often only the beginning. The real challenge lies in resolving the findings and preventing new issues. We help you make accessibility concrete, without thick reports or vague theory.

Three types of advice

Implementation support

You have the results of an audit, but what next? Together we translate the findings into concrete actions. We help with backlog sessions, co-write acceptance criteria and make sure the solutions are feasible for your team.

Ongoing advice

Prevention is better than cure. Unsure about a new design or a technical component? We review it with you before you start building. You can also use us as a consultation hour for developers or editors who get stuck on specific issues.

Training and awareness

Do you want colleagues to learn to work on accessibility independently? We provide interactive sessions for teams. No boring theory, but practical examples that editors and developers can put to use straight away.

Who we advise

You want residents to be able to use your services easily and your organisation to comply with the law. We help you take control of the process.

What we often help with:

Setting priorities: what do you tackle now and what do you plan for later?
Policy and embedding: anchoring accessibility in your procurement and communication policy.
Content processes: guidelines for editors, so new PDFs and texts are right from the start.
Supplier management: setting clear requirements and checking that agreements are met.

You want customers to be able to use your product or service without any problems. For you, accessibility is a quality feature and a way to exclude no one.

What we often help with:

Customer journeys: resolving bottlenecks in ordering flows or registration processes.
Design reviews: testing whether your house style and UX designs work for everyone.
Internal working methods: making sure marketing and sales create accessible content.
Dashboarding: providing insight into how your digital channels perform.

You build complex applications or websites and want to deliver demonstrable quality. We integrate accessibility into your development, so you build consistently and ‘done’ really means ‘accessible’.

What we often help with:

Component reviews: we test your designs or code snippets (such as menus, modals and forms) before you roll them out.
Backlog management: we translate WCAG criteria into clear tickets and acceptance criteria.
Test approach: we help you set up internal tests, so you get fewer findings in an external audit.
Justification: you can explain to your clients exactly which choices you made and why.