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How It Works

We find the barriers. Fix real content. Then show your team what to do next.

Start with the documents, presentations, training, video, forms, or web content your organization already creates. We'll review a representative sample, improve selected materials, and give your team a practical path forward.

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A practical place to begin

You don't need to audit everything to start improving something.

We begin with a representative sample of the content your organization already uses. That gives us enough to find recurring barriers, identify priorities, and show your team where to begin.

We don't just tell you what's wrong. We help improve real content—and help your team make the next one better.

Who this is for

Built for teams creating content for other people to learn from, participate in, or use.

Education organizations Nonprofits Workforce programs Associations Community organizations EdTech Curriculum providers Professional development teams Mission-driven businesses

Accessibility Readiness Sprint

Four stages. One practical way forward.

The work is shaped around your actual content, tools, audience, and team—not a generic checklist.

Discover

Show us what you create.

We learn who uses it, how your team produces it, and where accessibility questions are showing up.

Review

We find the barriers.

We review representative content and identify the issues that deserve attention first.

Improve

We work on real content.

We remediate selected materials and improve templates or workflows where useful.

Enable

Your team knows what to do next.

We leave you with practical guidance, tools, and priorities your team can continue using.

What a Sprint can look like

Bring us the content your team already uses.

You don't need to prepare a special accessibility package. A Sprint starts with representative examples of the work people are already reading, watching, completing, or learning from.

You might bring

Real content already in use.

  • A participant workbook or PDF
  • A presentation or training deck
  • A recorded webinar
  • Instructional video or audio
  • A registration form
  • A webpage or learning resource

You leave with

Better examples and a clearer way forward.

  • Prioritized accessibility findings
  • Selected content improvements
  • Stronger templates or examples
  • Reusable guidance or checklists
  • Staff guidance and practical training
  • A roadmap for what to tackle next

Content we can work with

Documents & PDF Accessibility Remediation Presentations Training Forms Webinars Video & Audio Learning Materials Website Content

The pilot engagement

Start with an Accessibility Readiness Sprint.

We scope the Sprint around a representative sample of your content and the accessibility questions that matter most to your team.

The exact mix depends on content type, quantity, complexity, and what your organization needs most. We'll review those details before recommending a scope.

Accessibility Readiness Sprint

A focused place to begin.

$950 starting price

  • Representative content review
  • Priority accessibility findings
  • Selected content improvements
  • Practical guidance for your team
  • Recommended next steps
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What this service is designed for

Practical accessibility review, selected content remediation, staff guidance, training, templates, workflows, and prioritized next steps.

Start with what you have

You don't need to know what's wrong before you reach out.

Show us what your organization creates and where you're getting stuck. We'll review your needs and let you know whether an Accessibility Readiness Sprint makes sense.

Your next step

Give us a quick look at what your team creates.

Request an Accessibility Review →

About 3 minutes. No commitment required.

Practical accessibility support—not legal advice or accessibility certification.

Digital Accessibility Services