design accessibility

Access is a basic right. You must include disabled people. Jess can consult, update, or start new.

Image: Disabled-owned business attribute for Google in collaboration with Hook and Kae Tran. Abstract wheelchair symbol with a light blue circle base, white squiggle line, and forward facing yellow circle, against a blue rounded corner base.

Disabled-owned business attribute icon for Google.

access services

Includes identity + websites or assets. Jess can give feedback for accessibility or disabled representation, but the community is not a monolith. She asks you cover the spectrum of disability, race, ethnicity, gender, sexuality, age, and size.

Jess combines disability-led guides with standards. She values community over certificates or programs that gate-keep [controls who gets resources or authority].

consult

Feedback on your current designs or practices.

Lower budget. Great for unknown access barriers.

update

Revising current work based on the feedback.

Medium budget. Great for fixing small access barriers.

build

Creating new accessible work from scratch.

Higher budget. Great for removing large access barriers.

compare accessibility packages

consult

feedback on accessible products, testing, services, events

assess current style guide, design, social media, print material

informal website audit and suggestions

virtual meetings or written feedback throughout the work process

update

strategy plan for accessible products, services, events

style guide, design, social media, and print material revisions

website updates [limited to platform]

virtual meetings or written guides on maintaining accessibility

build

any service package from identity + websites

new accessible style guide, design, social media, and print material

custom built websites for best accessibility practices

virtual meetings, written guides, and tutorials for building accessible assets

client work 1

The Disability & Philanthropy Forum new accessible identity. Computer with the full logo. Watch screen with the D shaped icon logo with a circle. Flat tablet with colours and contrast guide. Flat phone with a photo based template and shapes. Standing phone with a text-based template.

Screen mock-ups from ls graphics.

The Disability and Philanthropy Forum identity suite

client work 2

Accessibrand guide updates. Angled phone with a dark text-based social template. Flat tablet with a social feed example and grid colour guide. Angled tablet with guide for colours. Left column: swatches with alternate updates. Right column: accessible pairings and contrast ratios.

Screen mock-ups from ls graphics.

client work 3

Equality Weddings inclusion consulting. Computer with their rainbow heart logo and text in white script. Standing tablet with the digital cover. Jess contributed for language and ways to accommodate disabilities in the wedding industry.

Screen mock-ups from ls graphics.

our process

An adaptive work method to accommodate every body-mind. Learn more about these practices and how you'll create together.

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Image: A digital tablet, pen, and teal notebook with shiny lettering. Flat background with a thick pen shadow. Photo by Alexandra Del Bello.