Why accessibility is so hard to get right — and what you can do about it
A free, two-hour live webinar. Why projects keep failing accessibility, why companies won't admit it, and what you can change from where you sit.
Hands-on accessibility workshops and software testing training in small cohorts, with real artefacts to take home. Designed for testers, engineers, and the PMs and leaders who work with them. Open registration below, or commission one for your team.
A free, two-hour live webinar. Why projects keep failing accessibility, why companies won't admit it, and what you can change from where you sit.
Five hands-on hours. The Level A and AA criteria real products fail most often, shown live in working software — then a VPAT template, line by line.
A free, two-hour live webinar. Why projects keep failing accessibility, why companies won't admit it, and what you can change from where you sit.
Five hands-on hours. The Level A and AA criteria real products fail most often, shown live in working software — then a VPAT template, line by line.
Four advanced hours. Captions that are 99% right, CAPTCHAs, security versus access, and the criteria where careful auditors disagree.
A free, two-hour live webinar. Why projects keep failing accessibility, why companies won't admit it, and what you can change from where you sit.
Five hands-on hours. The Level A and AA criteria real products fail most often, shown live in working software — then a VPAT template, line by line.
Four advanced hours. Captions that are 99% right, CAPTCHAs, security versus access, and the criteria where careful auditors disagree.
A hands-on session on what your prompts actually cost, and which model — Haiku, Sonnet or Opus — each job really needs.
A hands-on three hours. Run a real WCAG audit end to end and leave with a report you could hand a client on Monday.
A live conversation on which testing roles AI is reshaping, which it isn't touching, and where to put your energy this year.
A hands-on session on what your prompts actually cost, and which model — Haiku, Sonnet or Opus — each job really needs.
A live overview — not a workshop. What "compliant" means across the world's accessibility regimes, and what it takes to actually get there.
A hands-on three hours. Run a real WCAG audit end to end and leave with a report you could hand a client on Monday.
A hands-on half-day. Reproduce the auth bugs that ship to production constantly — cookies, sessions, logout, SSO — on a sandbox, and leave with a test plan you keep.
A live conversation on which testing roles AI is reshaping, which it isn't touching, and where to put your energy this year.
A hands-on session on what your prompts actually cost, and which model — Haiku, Sonnet or Opus — each job really needs.
For test managers: how to prove the value of testing to management in numbers — by measuring the product's quality, not the testing team's busyness.
A live conversation on the tests, checks and rules everyone wants to remove — and how to tell which ones are quietly holding the line.
These accessibility (a11y) sessions teach your team to find accessibility barriers themselves, with a keyboard, a screen reader and the WCAG criteria in hand. New dates appear in the list above as soon as they are set, and the newsletter announces them. Want the work done on your own product instead? That is an accessibility audit, with optional team training built on its findings.
You do the work rather than watch it. In "Ship an accessibility audit that holds up", testers and QA leads spend three hours running a real WCAG audit end to end and leave with a report they could hand to a client. New accessibility workshops are listed on this page as soon as their dates are set.
Yes. A private workshop adapts the syllabus to your stack, your codebase and your team's level, runs for a half or full day, remotely or on site, and starts with an intro call. If you also want your product audited, the accessibility audit page offers team training built on the audit findings, in the same quote.
Most of our work is delivered privately, in-house. We adapt the syllabus to your stack, your codebase and your team's level — and we'll run a pre-call before any commitment.
A 30-minute call to understand the team, current pains and what success looks like.
We send a draft outline, sample exercises and outcomes — for sign-off before any invoice.
Half- or full-day, remote or on-site. Materials, recordings and a written recap stay with you.