UX/Accessibility
Identify and remediate accessibility issues across content, UI components, and templates with practical recommendations and implementation support.
Senior-led, senior-built — no obligation, just a clear next step.
Accessibility issues rarely come from one big mistake. They accumulate over time—through template changes, rushed content updates, and ungoverned component edits.
Tools flag contrast and missing alt text—but they don’t validate real keyboard flow, focus management, or assistive technology behavior.
Heading structure, ARIA attributes, and form patterns drift as pages are modified, introducing inconsistencies across the experience.
Buttons, modals, dropdowns, tabs, and carousels may look polished but fail keyboard navigation or screen reader expectations.
Editors don’t have standards for alt text, link clarity, or heading usage—so accessibility depends on individual habits.
The more pages and contributors you add, the harder it becomes to maintain consistent compliance without guardrails.
Fixes happen only after complaints, audits, or procurement reviews—rather than being part of the delivery standard.
We align to WCAG 2.x success criteria and common compliance expectations (including Section 508), but we focus on practical implementation — building accessibility into components, templates, and publishing workflows.
We remediate reusable components and templates so accessibility improvements cascade across the platform.
Fixes cascade across every page.
We test keyboard navigation, focus states, and assistive technology flows—not just automated scan output.
Improvements hold up beyond automated scans.
We define editorial and technical guardrails so accessibility persists through future releases and content updates.
Accessibility stays intact through future updates.
Fix the system. Validate for real. Keep it durable.
Accessibility should not slow delivery—it should guide it. We help teams embed inclusive design into their development and publishing workflows so compliance becomes part of how you ship.
Accessible design patterns become part of your system—not a checklist after launch.
We reference WCAG and common regulatory expectations without overcomplicating implementation.
The goal isn’t just compliance—it’s usable, inclusive experiences that work for everyone.
jordan_digital supports the LoveA11y movement—because inclusive digital experiences should be the standard, not an add‑on.
Clear, actionable remediation aligned to WCAG—implemented within your components and templates so accessibility improvements scale with your platform.
A prioritized, actionable report identifying gaps across structure, semantics, ARIA usage, contrast, media, and navigation patterns.
Accessible buttons, forms, modals, tabs, dropdowns, and navigation components that support keyboard and screen reader users.
Correct heading hierarchy, link clarity, alt text patterns, and consistent semantic structure across page templates.
Proper focus management, ARIA roles, and interaction patterns that ensure assistive technologies behave predictably.
Color contrast validation, focus visibility improvements, and visual checks to ensure accessibility without sacrificing design.
QA processes, regression checks, and documentation that help your team maintain accessibility long after remediation.
Need clarity?
Find where your site falls short of WCAG—with prioritized, ship-ready remediation, not just a score.
Need architecture?
Connect your core systems through one governed integration model, so your whole stack works as one.
Need ongoing ownership?
Add senior RevOps and platform expertise on tap—without another full-time hire.
We pair real-world experience with formal technical mastery. These certifications validate that expertise and support the solutions we design for our clients.
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Certified Web Professional - Web Accessibility Specialist (CWP)
Issued: Jul 2023
Credential ID: deaf59e60398422494afe3ecec87bfd0
Issuer: W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)
Demonstrates expertise in designing and auditing digital experiences for accessibility, ensuring compliance with WCAG standards and delivering inclusive, usable websites and applications for users of all abilities.
Verify Credential for Certified Web Professional - Web Accessibility Specialist (CWP)We’ll find where your site falls short of WCAG and hand you clear, prioritized remediation your team can ship into components and templates.
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