Systems fail at the exact moments they matter most. Think about it: the people most impacted by a broken system are almost always the last ones invited to redesign it. That's not accidental. It's structural. We've seen this for generations—in government services, in healthcare platforms, in everyday software. Now it's happening at scale with AI. The accountability gap is growing, and the people most affected? Still not at the table.
Schedule a 30-minute discovery call to explore how AccessiTech can help your organization build systems designed to be held accountable by the people they affect. We'll discuss your accessibility goals, AI governance needs, and which service line fits best — Consulting or Mentorship.
Schedule a Discovery CallAccessiTech Consulting works with organizations closing the accountability gap and building accessibility into systems from the ground up—not as an afterthought. Our client engagements are founder-led, remote-first, and structured around three core service areas:
We build digital products and services designed for accessibility from day one. Whether you're launching a new platform, refactoring a legacy system, or embedding AI features into existing tools, ASaaPs engagements ensure WCAG 2.2 AA compliance is the structural requirement, not the compliance checkbox. All deliverables are screen-reader tested, keyboard navigable, and built to be maintained by your team after handoff.Learn more >>
Organizations that adopt AI need governance frameworks. These frameworks must account for the people the AI affects. We deploy the EndogenAI methodology — an open-source approach your team can audit, own, and extend. There is no vendor lock-in. The model is simple: the methodology is free, the implementation support is paid. We help you build governance into daily work from the start.Learn more >>
We run WCAG compliance audits, usability testing, and accessibility QA. Every audit tests against WCAG 2.2 AA. We find barriers before they reach production and give your team a clear roadmap to fix them. Our audits include manual screen reader testing with NVDA and VoiceOver, automated scans with axe and WAVE, and plain-language reports your whole team can use.Learn more >>
AccessiTech Mentorship offers structured teaching and training for teams and individuals embedding accessibility into their practice. We work with career-switchers, junior developers, and corporate teams building internal accessibility expertise. Our mentorship model is tiered—free resources for community learning, paid programs for deeper engagement.
CCCs are skill-building resources covering WCAG compliance (free), web accessibility best practices (freemium), and visual and video design with open-source tools (freemium). The content works for self-paced learners and structured cohorts. WCAG 2.2 content is a public good — no paywall, no account needed. Accessibility education should not require a budget.Learn more >>
We offer one-on-one mentorship for people moving into accessible tech careers. We also run half-day to multi-day workshops for organizations. Workshop topics include: embedding accessibility into Agile sprints, screen reader testing for QA teams, disability justice for design leads, and AI governance for product managers. Every session is recorded with closed captions and includes follow-up resources.Learn more >>
Coming soon—a community-driven initiative bringing Disabled Designers and Developers (DDDs) together to share knowledge, review open-source contributions, and build collective expertise in accessible systems design. Free to participate; open to all.Learn more >>
From neuroscience labs to EdTech platforms to humanitarian data systems — different sectors, different teams, different stakes. The same gap appeared every time: systems built without genuine consideration for the people who depend on them most. After a career, that pattern isn't an observation. It's a practice foundation.
AccessiTech Products are the public-facing resources, tools, and thought leadership that demonstrate our methodology and build community before client engagements. These are the artifacts that prove accessibility-first design isn't aspirational—it's operational.
Free educational guides on WCAG 2.2 AA compliance and accessible design patterns.
Open-source contributions including the EndogenAI methodology and case studies showing the Red Hat model in action—free methodology, paid implementation.