The accessibility safety net for every website you launch

Web accessibility consultant supporting agencies, designers and developers from first design to long after launch.

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Need to know for sure that your client’s website meets accessibility standards?

You already care about creating accessible websites. You’ve checked on the color contrast, written the alt text, and done what you can with keyboard navigation. But when it comes to headings, focus order, form errors, motion, and screen reader behavior, your confidence starts to fade.

That’s where I come in. As a web accessibility consultant, I help designers and developers build sites that meet WCAG guidelines, keep clients protected, and work for every user. You can bring me in while the project is still in Figma, after it launches, or both.

Find the Right Service

Your on-call website accessibility consultant

I’m here to make sure your great work is accessible, usable, and compliant.

Even the best teams miss key accessibility requirements when they’re knee-deep in multiple client projects! As your web accessibility consultant, I can:

  • Catch issues before they hit production, saving you hours of fixes and redesign costs.
  • Help you interpret WCAG standards and figure out what actually applies to your specific project.
  • Provide clear explanations you can share with your clients (so you don’t have to play translator).
  • Help your team get faster at spotting potential issues on their own.
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Hear from the teams I’ve supported

I’ve been lucky to work with thoughtful designers, developers, and agencies who care about doing this right. Here’s what they’ve shared about working together.

“This service will allow me to create more accessible websites.”

Adam Wright
Adam Wright Design

“The Accessibility Audit received from Cheryl was incredibly helpful! As a designer/developer, I could easily digest the report and implement the changes right away. It was clean, easy to follow, and the added video recording walking through the changes is a huge bonus. Being able to leverage this service on my client projects will allow me to create more accessible websites, knowing I have Cheryl as a trusted resource to lean on.”

“I’d be crazy not to have her look over every build.”

Kyle Van Deusen
OGAL Web Design

“As a web agency owner, I know that building accessible websites is important. I do my best to understand the fundamentals, keep up with changes, and use best practices — but it’s impossible to get everything right. So when Cheryl mentioned she was offering accessibility audits, I was all over it.

I got my first report back from her (which was not only detailed and helpful — but came with a walkthrough video where she explained everything) and I’m blown away! All the information was well organized easy to digest, and actionable. Not only did it help make my latest project more accessible, it taught me about things to look out for on my next project.

This won’t be the last time I hire her — I’d be crazy not to have her look over every build before it goes live!”

Website Accessibility Services I Offer

I’ve spent years learning and refining accessibility best practices because I believe it’s core to good design. My consulting, audits, and monitoring services help you meet standards, reduce risk, and create sites that genuinely serve everyone.

Accessibility Consulting

Accessibility built in from the first design file

I work alongside your team to review layouts, components, and builds as they come together. You’ll get quick, actionable feedback so accessibility stays on track, without slowing the project down.

Pricing starts at $2,100 for up to 4 page templates

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Accessibility Audit

A full picture of how a live site measures up

If you’ve already launched, I’ll complete a comprehensive website accessibility audit uses automated scans, manual reviews, keyboard testing and screen reader testing. You’ll get a clear, prioritized report showing you what needs attention and how to fix it.

Pricing starts at $1,500 for up to 5 page templates

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Accessibility Monitoring

Keep accessible sites accessible

New pages, plugin updates, and fresh content can quietly undo good work. I check the site every month so small issues get caught early.

Note: My website audit and remediation work are prerequisites for this service.

Pricing starts at $127/month

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How It All Works

We start with a quick chat about your project, then I’ll audit or review your site and record a video walkthrough. You’ll know exactly what to fix.

Get Started

We hop on a short video call to talk through your project, timeline, and where accessibility fits. You share files, links, or staging access.

Results & Remediation

I review the design, the build, or the live site and send clear notes that show each issue. Your team handles the fixes, or I take care of them for an additional cost.

Ongoing Monitoring

If you’d like, I’ll keep an eye on things with monthly accessibility checks and reports. That way, everything stays up to standard as the site (and laws) evolve. 

Need a Second Set of Eyes on Your Site’s Accessibility?

Book a quick call, share your goals, and walk away knowing exactly what to do to get your site up to the latest accessibility standards.

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Let’s Answer What I Think You’ll Ask

These are the questions I get most often from designers, developers, and agencies. If you need more detail or want to chat through your site, reach out anytime.

When you build with accessibility in mind, everything else gets better too. Your code is cleaner, your designs are clearer, and your users can actually do what they came to do. It also means fewer fixes later, stronger performance, and better SEO, because accessible sites are built with solid structure from the start.

To me, accessibility isn’t an add-on or a checkbox. It’s what good design and development look like when you care about the people using your work.

A web accessibility consultant helps design and development teams make sure their work is usable by everyone and meets accessibility requirements. I’ve completed accessibility training and recently passed the CPACC (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies) exam, which covers accessibility standards, assistive tech, and inclusive design principles.

Every audit follows the WCAG 2.1 AA standards and includes both automated and manual testing. I review completed designs (in Figma or similar) and finished builds in WordPress to catch accessibility issues before or after launch.

What I assess:

Design & visual elements

  • Color contrast
  • Font family, sizing, and spacing
  • Button and link styles
  • Form layout and labels

Development & structure

  • Heading structure and semantic HTML
  • Navigation and focus states
  • Motion, zoom, and responsiveness
  • Instructions and error messages

Content & media

  • Images, text, audio, and video elements
  • Forms and interactive components

You’ll get a written web accessibility audit report, a Loom video explaining it all, and a list of recommended fixes.

Either. Many teams use my notes to handle fixes themselves; others hire me to take care of remediation. We’ll do whatever makes sense for you and your team!

All audits and consulting are based on WCAG 2.1 AA, which is the standard referenced in most accessibility policies and web accessibility lawsuits. If you want the background on what these standards are and who they apply to, I cover that in Web Accessibility Standards.

They go hand in hand. Clean structure, proper headings, descriptive link text, and alt text all make your site easier for assistive technology and search engines to understand.

No one can promise that. But having an accessible site, a published accessibility statement, and a clear contact option for reporting issues goes a long way in reducing the risk! For what it’s worth, I’ve never worked on, built, or consulted on a site that’s faced legal action for accessibility issues.

Audits for small business or service-based sites start at $699. That covers a full review, report, and walkthrough video. Larger or more complex sites take a bit more time, but I’ll always give you a clear quote before we start.

If you’d like me to keep an eye on things after launch, ongoing accessibility monitoring starts at $127/month. It includes regular checks so new content or updates don’t undo your hard work.