Daniel S.
Executive Director
With a decade of experience in technology and education, Daniel strives to close the gap between people and their goals through accessibility improvement.
For Better Software Experience for All
Accessibility Practice is here to:
- Address accessibility issues and stay compliant with regulations
- Identify opportunities to improve UI/UX with user-centric design principles
- Shape the future of technology to prioritize people
Accessibility Practice will help you resolve web accessibility problems and improve Web UI/UX. Accessibility principles lead us to a human-centric future.
What is accessibility?
Accessibility, or A11y, helps everyone—including disabled and elderly people—get things done using software. The ADA provides a legal framework, while WCAG is widely used to evaluate conformance.
How we improve it
We assess common usability issues, research patterns that address them, provide practical solutions and guidelines, and support compliance with existing legal and regulatory frameworks.
Team Members
Audri S.
Development Director
With extensive data analytics and compliance experience, Audri builds Accessibility Practice's business framework and relationships with other organizations.
Approaching Web Accessibility as a core building block rather than an add-on will bring agility and quality to software product development cycles.
Get an A11y Checkup to identify potential risks and opportunities to improve! In addition, future-proof your business by staying compliant with ADA and EAA.
Our Services
A11y Checkup
This one-time checkup identifies major a11y issues and opportunities to improve UI/UX of the given product.
Steps:
- Setup a kickoff meeting
- Clinician checks the product
- Final meeting with written report of findings
A11y Solutions
Work with an a11y clinician to resolve identified UI/UX issues. We'll help implement practical solutions to make your product more accessible.
A11y Maintenance Plan
Clinician makes a long-term plan based on A11y Checkup report, architects a plan to improve UI/UX and product development process.
Community Office Hours
Meet the Accessibility Practice team in person to talk through software experiences, share accessibility concerns, and learn practical ways to make products work better for everyone.
Office hours are held in person. Email oh@accessibilitypractice.com to learn when and where the next session will be held.
A11y Party
Clinician organizes a day-long event to run a11y training for employees. Learn accessibility principles in an engaging, interactive format.
Support the work
Help make technology work for everyone.
Accessibility Practice is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to protect people from the effects of substandard software. Your donation helps us listen to the community, share practical guidance, and make accessibility improvements more possible.
Every contribution supports a more usable, inclusive future for disabled people, older adults, and anyone navigating a temporary or situational barrier.