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You received a web accessibility non-compliance notice.

Here's what to do now.

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CPACC Certified

DHS Trusted Tester

Certified. Experienced. On your side.

I hold the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) credential from the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP) — one of the most respected certifications in the field. CPACC-certified professionals demonstrate deep expertise in disability, assistive technology, universal design, and the legal and technical standards that govern web accessibility worldwide.

My work is grounded in WCAG 2.1 Level AA, the standard referenced by the U.S. Department of Justice, ADA Title III enforcement, and most state-level accessibility law. Whether you need a rapid audit to understand your risk, a detailed compliance report for your legal team, or a full remediation plan with a VPAT, I bring the technical knowledge and accessibility-first values to get you there.

By the numbers

The cost of non-compliance is rising.

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95.9%

The Compliance Problem

According to the 2026 WebAIM Million Report — the largest annual automated analysis of web accessibility, covering the top one million websites — 95.9% of homepages have detectable WCAG 2 failures.

In most cases, automated error detection picks up insufficient color contrast, which is often complext to comprehensively address on a WordPress site.

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3,117

,The Legal Landscape

In 2025 there were 3,117 lawsuits against websites for failure to meet accessibility standards for assistive technology.

Settlements typically range from $5,000 to $75,000, plus attorneys' fees. The largest settlement, Fashion Nova's class action, reached $5.15 million, second only to the 2008 case against Target for accessibility non-compliance which reached a $6 million settlement.

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26%

The Opportunity

26% of U.S. adults live with some form of disability. 71 million Baby Boomers — many of whom share similar accessibility needs — represent hundreds of billions in discretionary spending.

Most accessibility failures are fixable. The six most common WCAG errors can be identified and addressed in days with the right expertise. Accessible websites are good business.

Clear pricing. Fast results.

Every engagement includes honest assessment, actionable findings, and guidance you and your team can actually use.

Basic Audit

$500

Best for: Small sites of 5–10 pages

  • Automated and manual review of up to 10 pages
  • WCAG 2.1 AA compliance assessment
  • Prioritized list of identified barriers
  • Plain-language summary report
  • 30-minute review call
Contact for a Basic Audit

Comprehensive Audit & Report

$1,000–$1,500

Best for: Medium sites of 20–30 pages

  • Full review of up to 30 pages
  • WCAG 2.1 AA assessment with references
  • Detailed written report with screenshots
  • Remediation priority roadmap
  • 60-minute review session with Q&A
Contact for a Comprehensive Audit

Full Compliance + Remediation

Custom quote

Best for: Small sites of 5–10 pages

  • Automated and manual review of up to 10 pages
  • WCAG 2.1 AA compliance assessment
  • Prioritized list of identified barriers
  • Plain-language summary report
  • 30-minute review call
Contact for Full Compliance + Remediation

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WordPress Accessibility Made Simple (PDF)

WordPress Accessibility Made Simple (PDF)

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Get the WordPress Accessibility Made Simple guide

A six-page action plan for fixing the most common digital accessibility errors

This guide cuts through the often-overwhelming specs and and gives you what you need to know.

Intended for intermediate developers to take care of most accessibility compliance issues in 2-3 hours, this six-page guide includes:

  • The most common accessibility failures and how to spot them
  • Recommended tools and tests to ensure compliance
Get the guide

Accessibility is the soul of the internet.

The internet was designed to deliver the world's information to every person, regardless of ability, and the native web is fully accessible by design.

Accessibility standards like WCAG exist to ensure that the internet is available to magnificent array of interpretive devices.

Legal compliance matters, but my primary goal is to deliver a website that genuinely serves every user.

The best part is: not only does digital accessibility help humans access your site, it also makes your content easily parsed and surfaced by search.

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Whether you're facing legal pressure, preparing for a procurement audit, or simply ready to do right by your users, I'm here to help.

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