What we test
People test. Tools help.
Screen readers
NVDA, JAWS and VoiceOver on the pages and tasks that matter most to your users.
Keyboard and focus
Every control reachable without a mouse, focus always visible, nothing that traps it.
Zoom, reflow and contrast
Pages at 200% and 400% zoom, reflow at 320 pixels wide, and contrast for text, icons and controls.
Forms and errors
Labels, instructions, error messages and time limits, so people can finish what they started.
Automated scans
Scans across the full site catch repeated patterns at scale. They find a fraction of issues, so they never decide a pass.
Linked documents
The PDFs and Office files your pages link to, checked against PDF/UA and WCAG.
How it runs
Five steps, one owner.
Scope
We agree on the pages, flows, documents and standard (Section 508, WCAG 2.2 AA, or both).
Test
Manual testing with assistive technology, plus automated scans.
Rank
Each issue gets its WCAG criterion, severity, who it blocks and an effort estimate.
Walk through
A working session with your designers and developers, not a PDF dropped in an inbox.
Retest
We verify the fixes and update your report.
What you get
A plan your team can act on.
A ranked remediation plan
Issues sorted by impact, not a findings dump.
Document remediation
Tagged, verified PDFs and Office files when your documents need fixing too.
An accessibility statement
Plain-language, published on your site, with a way for people to report problems.
Her focus on inclusivity elevated our work and helped us design better, and design for everyone.
Holding a demand letter or a deadline?
Government agencies, pharma compliance and MLR teams, and anyone facing a deadline are a good fit. Tell us your timeline and we’ll scope to it.
Start a project.
Tell me what you’re building and where it needs to land. I respond within 48 hours.
Start a projectIMPORTANT ACCESSIBILITY INFORMATION
INDICATION: Design Lady is indicated for organizations whose websites, documents, and campaigns must work for every person who uses them.
Do not launch if your site has images without alt text, text contrast below 4.5:1, or form fields without labels.
SIDE EFFECTS of inaccessible design may include lost customers, failed procurement reviews, and federal lawsuits (3,117 filed in 2025).
Tell your developer if you rely on an overlay widget. In 2025, 24.9% of website accessibility lawsuits targeted sites that had one installed.
Please see full Prescribing Information: the 5-minute self-audit
