Most accessibility projects don’t stall because a team doesn’t care. They stall because nobody knows which of the 200 things on the list to do on Monday morning.
Accessibility Is Already Part of Your Impact Story
Your website is the front door to your work, and more than 1 in 4 people have some type of disability, according to the CDC. For Certified B Corps, B Lab’s updated standards make this concrete: JEDI2.m asks you to confirm your public website meets WCAG Level AA or AAA — using manual testing (not just automated), accessibility fixes implemented by an accessibility expert, and feedback from people with disabilities.
An automated scan won’t get you there. As the W3C’s Web Accessibility Initiative puts it, evaluation tools can only assist — human judgment is required.
Why Starting Is the Hardest Part
WebAIM’s 2026 analysis of the top one million home pages found WCAG 2 failures on 95.9% of them, averaging 56.1 errors per page — mostly low contrast, missing alt text, and unlabeled form fields. What’s hard is knowing which fixes matter most to real users, and in what order.
What a Live Site Review Surfaces
We’d love to hop on a call with you and do a live accessibility review of your site together. We will run through some accessibility tests and you will get to see, in real time, how your site performs. The review will show:
- Where the real blockers are. The two or three things standing between someone and a completed donation or checkout.
- What’s yours versus what’s borrowed. Third-party embeds and plugins change what a realistic plan looks like.
- What’s a five-minute fix. Some issues are just a content edit.
- How your site maps to JEDI2.m (for B Corps). Including the testing and documentation the standard expects.
A Plan Beats a Panic
Sites change, content gets added, plugins update. A strategy treats accessibility like your supply chain: milestones, owners, and a review cadence, sequenced by user impact. No reputable partner can promise a “100% accessible” website — what’s achievable is steady, documented progress toward a recognized standard.
What Happens in a Jump Start Session
A complimentary 1-on-1 with our founder, Denise Pane. No sales deck, no pressure, no widget pitch. You get a live review of your site, a plain-language read on where things stand, a prioritized list, and a realistic timeline toward JEDI2.m — a roadmap you can act on with us, your own team, or someone else entirely.
Grab a Spot
If your website is the part you keep putting off, this is the least intimidating first step we know how to offer.
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Come as you are, messy site and all — we’re glad you’re asking.
