Accessible, AODA-compliant website design: WCAG 2.2 AA built in, plus honest audits and remediation for the site you already have.

Who this is for

• Ontario organisations with obligations under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (AODA) that want the work done properly rather than papered over with a widget.
• Businesses that have had an accessibility complaint, or an audit that came back with a list nobody understood, and need an honest read on where they really stand.
• Public-facing organisations that want to stop quietly turning away customers who use assistive technology, and know a locked front door when they see one.

Who this is not for

• Anyone who just wants an overlay widget installed so the site looks compliant without being compliant. I will not sell you one, because it does not do what its sales page claims.
• A buyer shopping purely on the cheapest quote, where the corner most easily cut is the accessibility work that is the whole point here.

What I deliver

Accessibility audit

A structured review of the site against WCAG 2.2 AA: semantic structure and heading order, full keyboard operability, colour contrast, visible focus, form labelling and error handling, meaningful alt text, and reliance on colour alone. A written report with findings ranked by how many people each one affects, the specific fix for each, and a prioritised order. Suitable for handing to a developer or acting on directly.

Remediation of an existing site

Most issues turn out to be fixable in place: contrast, headings, labels, focus, alt text, and keyboard behaviour can usually be corrected without starting over. I remediate in priority order, so the changes that help the most people land first, and I verify each one the way a real user would hit it rather than trusting a scan.

Accessible builds from the first commit

On new work, WCAG 2.2 AA is simply how the site gets made. It is not a phase near the end and it is not a line item you can decline, the same way a good electrician wires to code because that is the job. The same discipline that helps a screen-reader user also makes the site faster and more findable, so accessibility and good engineering are the same project described from two angles.

Ongoing accessibility advisory

For organisations with an internal team that handles execution but needs a senior voice for pre-launch review, procurement questions, and the accessibility decisions that come up after a redesign or a migration. Hourly advisory at the senior rate, not a retainer that renews whether there is work or not.

Send a brief or email at hello@thisismyurl.com. Describe the site, the platform, and whether you are working from a complaint, an audit, or a standard you have to meet; I will tell you in one email whether it is in my lane and what an engagement looks like.