Consulting
Clear Standard consulting
Practical accessibility expertise. Clear priorities. Lasting improvements.
Clear Standard helps public agencies, nonprofits, and service organizations make their digital services more accessible.
Clear Standard is my independent consulting practice for select projects. I’m also open to a strong full-time role in digital accessibility or governance—see About.
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The examples below are recreated to illustrate my approach, due to confidentiality requirements. They are not actual client reports, workbooks or course materials.
01 / Accessibility Audits & Testing
Know where you stand.
Get a clear picture of the accessibility barriers affecting your websites, applications, and digital documents. I combine automated and manual testing, including keyboard and screen reader evaluation, to identify problems and recommend practical next steps.
You'll getClear findings, prioritized recommendations, and a useful starting point for improvement.
Accessibility review / Testing record
Test the experience, not just the code.
Automated evaluation
Identify patterns across pages and components.
Keyboard & screen reader
Review navigation, focus and reading order.
Findings & next steps
Connect each barrier to a practical recommendation.
02 / Remediation & Technical Guidance
Turn findings into fixes.
An audit shouldn't become another report gathering dust. I help teams make sense of accessibility findings, identify underlying causes, work with developers, and track improvements—turning a long list of issues into focused, practical work.
You'll getA focused remediation plan and guidance to help your team make meaningful progress.
Remediation / Working record
From a finding to a verified fix.
- Finding
- Accordion cannot be opened by keyboard
- Root cause
- Shared control responds only to pointer input
- Action
- Use a button with an announced expanded state
- Owner
- Development team
03 / Accessibility Training
Help your staff get it right the first time.
Accessible digital services start with the people creating the content. I develop practical training for employees who produce documents, presentations, web content, and other digital materials, with reusable resources that help them apply what they've learned.
You'll getRelevant training, reusable checklists, and guidance your staff can apply immediately.
Content author training / Practice exercise
Before you publish.
A practical document accessibility checklist
- Use meaningful heading styles
- Write descriptive link text
- Describe meaningful images
- Identify table headers
- Check the exported reading order
04 / Accessibility Governance & Strategy
Make accessibility part of how you work.
Accessibility is difficult to sustain without clear responsibilities and consistent processes. I help organizations develop practical roadmaps, publishing procedures, procurement guidance, and approaches to ongoing accessibility management that fit the way their teams work.
You'll getA workable strategy that fits your organization's priorities, resources, and responsibilities.
Governance / Accessibility roadmap
A sustainable publishing process.
- 01
Set priorities
Assess service impact and accessibility risk.
- 02
Assign responsibilities
Agree who creates, reviews and approves content.
- 03
Build in checks
Include accessibility in publishing and procurement.
- 04
Review & improve
Monitor changes and keep the roadmap current.
For public agencies
Government contracting
Clear Standard supports public agencies with accessibility work that can be scoped for formal procurement.
Core capabilities
- Website and digital accessibility assessments
- WCAG remediation planning and technical guidance
- Accessible document training and resources
- Accessibility governance and process development
Procurement information
- Registration details
- Coming soon
- Capability statement
- Coming soon
Why Clear Standard?
Independent advice. Practical solutions.
I believe accessibility should be something your organization understands and manages—not something that depends indefinitely on an expensive software subscription.
My approach is straightforward: understand the problem, focus on what matters, and help your team build the capability to keep improving.
See my workLet's work together
Whether you're starting from scratch, working through an accessibility audit, or planning for long-term improvement, I can help you decide what comes next.
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