Agency delivery
Support web, product and marketing agencies with pre-launch review, remediation in the delivery stack, re-testing and a client-ready conformance summary.
Specialist accessibility work
The accessibility engagement your trigger requires.
A client deadline, procurement gate, demand letter, redesign or unused tool needs a specific answer. Virtually(Creative) scopes the buyer, product, evidence and deliverable before work begins.
Scope first: every engagement names the audience, system, access, owner, output and timing. Technical support is not legal advice or a universal compliance certification.
Three things to clarify
Make the next move specific.
- The buyerWho needs the evidence, fix, document or training?
- The triggerWhat changed: a client request, deadline, letter, launch, renewal or review?
- The deliverableWhat must be shipped, explained, fixed or re-tested?
Choose the route
Different trigger. Same discipline.
Each route stays narrow enough to act on and complete enough to hand off. Expand to a broader audit or remediation plan only when the evidence calls for it.
IR site review
Review templates, filings, feeds, webcasts, widgets and representative PDFs, separating what the company can fix from what a vendor owns or must document.
Demand-letter technical support
Validate alleged barriers on the live site, document evidence and test method, sequence remediation, and re-test after counsel decides the response.
AI-built site review
Test the real product with keyboard and assistive technology, then deliver practical code changes or builder-ready instructions and re-test the result.
Accessibility tool implementation
Turn a scanner or monitoring platform into a usable release workflow with scope, thresholds, triage ownership, baseline context, training and a runbook.
PDF remediation, training and workshops
Make documents more usable and give developers, designers, content authors or procurement teams a practical accessibility session matched to their work.
Start with the trigger
Tell us what changed. We’ll define the first deliverable.
Share only the context needed to route the request. Access, confidential material and any counsel or client arrangements are handled after scope is agreed.
SPECIALIST / SCOPE REQUEST
Keep the boundary visible
A specialist route still needs evidence.
A tool does not replace manual testing. A technical reviewer does not replace counsel. A report, statement or training session describes the agreed scope; it does not guarantee compliance, procurement acceptance or a legal outcome.
Need a defined next step?