Accessibility Starts With Knowing Where The Barriers Are

Accessibility audits and guidance for websites, documents, presentations, videos, and digital content.

Many Accessibility Barriers Go Unnoticed

Your organization may be sharing valuable information, services, and resources every day.

But if accessibility barriers exist within your digital content, some people may struggle to access, navigate, understand, or engage with that information.

The challenge is that many accessibility barriers are difficult to identify without intentional review.

As a result, organizations often don't realize where barriers exist until users experience frustration, disengagement, or difficulty accessing important information.

Valuable Information Should Be Accessible To The People Who Need It Most

Accessibility is not simply a requirement.

It is a commitment to ensuring people can access information, participate fully, and engage with the services and resources you provide.

When barriers exist, people may be unintentionally excluded from experiences that should be available to everyone.

Creating accessible digital experiences helps organizations better serve the people who depend on them.

Most Accessibility Issues Are Not Obvious

Many accessibility barriers are created unintentionally.

A document that cannot be read by assistive technology.

A presentation that relies solely on color to communicate meaning.

Videos without captions.

Images that contain important information but lack descriptions.

Navigation that is difficult to use without a mouse.

Because these barriers often appear normal to content creators, they can remain hidden for years without anyone realizing they exist.

MEET JENN

Accessibility Became Personal Before It Became Professional

Jenn Davey understands accessibility from both a personal and professional perspective.

After experiencing her own accessibility challenges, she became deeply aware of how often people encounter barriers that prevent them from fully accessing information and participating in digital experiences.

Today, she helps organizations identify accessibility barriers, understand their impact, and create practical plans for improvement.

Her goal is not simply to identify problems. It is to help organizations build experiences that more people can access, understand, and use.

A Practical Approach To Accessibility

Assess

Evaluate websites, digital content, presentations, videos, documents, and communications to identify accessibility barriers.

Prioritize

Understand which issues have the greatest impact and where improvements should begin.

Improve

Receive practical recommendations, training, and guidance to support ongoing accessibility efforts.

SERVICES

Accessibility Audits

Identify accessibility barriers across websites, documents, presentations, videos, and digital content.

Accessibility Training

Help teams understand accessibility principles and learn practical ways to create more inclusive content.

Accessibility Consulting

Receive expert guidance for improving accessibility practices and supporting organizational accessibility goals.

Speaking & Workshops

Bring accessibility education and awareness to your team, organization, conference, or event.

Build Confidence In The Accessibility Of Your Digital Content

Know where barriers exist.

Understand their impact.

Create a plan for improvement.

Provide more accessible experiences for the people you serve.

Because accessibility begins with understanding where barriers exist and taking intentional steps to remove them.

Start By Identifying The Barriers

Schedule a consultation to discuss your accessibility goals and learn how an accessibility assessment can help you move forward.