Every team is at a different point. Some have a service that is already failing people and a deadline approaching. Some are building something new and would rather get it right the first time. These are four ways to work together, ordered by commitment.
Find the plan that matches your needs
Sprint•1–2 weeks
Accessibility Fix Sprint
We bring your storefront or landing page up to standard before it becomes a legal problem.
Ideal for
Companies selling online in Spain and the EU. The European Accessibility Act has applied since June 2025, and in Spain it is law under Ley 11/2023.
What's included
Audit against EN 301 549, the European standard that incorporates WCAG 2.1 AA
Fixes to checkout, forms, navigation, contrast and keyboard paths
Accessibility statement drafted to EU requirements
Retest and sign-off once fixes are live
Deliverables
A fixed storefront
An accessibility statement you can publish
A conformance summary for your records
Study•3–5 weeks
Research With Disabled Users
We identify what blocks your users, through research with the people it affects.
Ideal for
Teams who suspect their service excludes people, but cannot yet point to where or why.
What's included
Task-based sessions on your real flows with blind and low-vision participants, recruited and paid as experts
Screen reader walkthroughs across NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver
Thematic analysis of what blocked people and why
Deliverables
Findings report with direct participant quotes
Session clips, shared with consent
Prioritized opportunities tied to specific flows
Project•4–8 weeks
Accessible Design & Build
We design and build accessible services, whether you are starting fresh or fixing what exists.
Ideal for
Towns, agencies and nonprofits with a service that is failing people and a deadline approaching. Product and civic tech teams who would rather build it right than pay for it twice.
What's included
If it exists: an audit of the current experience against WCAG 2.1 AA, using real assistive technology
If it does not: accessible foundations first — color, type, focus, states, components
Flows, navigation and content designed with keyboard and screen reader paths from the first wireframe
Testing with blind and low-vision participants
Front-end implementation, or developer-ready specs with acceptance criteria
Deliverables
Designed accessible flows and components
An implemented front-end, or prioritized tickets your developers can act on
An accessible token set with usage documentation
A conformance summary you can attach to a procurement record
Retainer•Ongoing, monthly
Embedded Accessibility Lead
We join your team as your accessibility lead.
Ideal for
Organizations with developers but no accessibility expertise, who need it to hold after a project ends.
What's included
A set number of days each month
Design and code review before things ship
Standards and component guidance your team can apply without asking
Training, and escalation for the genuinely hard problems
Deliverables
Reviewed work moving through your backlog
A living standard your team maintains
A quarterly conformance check
Not sure which one fits? Tell us about the problem and we will point you to the right one.