ACCESSIBILITY CONSULTING
Design a
more
inclusive experience
Games, products, events, and spaces. We discover the barriers, help you create an action plan, and give your team the tools to succeed.
Steve + Vicki. Two perspectives, one shared purpose.
01 / GAMES & DIGITAL PRODUCTS
More ways into the experience
Discuss your game or digital product. We can review the experience, uncover accessibility challenges, and help your team plan practical next steps.
02 / EVENTS & CONVENTIONS
Think through the whole visit
From arrival and navigation to program participation, we help you consider the experience your event creates for disabled attendees.
03 / SPACES & PROGRAMS
Fewer barriers increases participation
Bring us your space, service, or program. We’ll advise you on staffing, policies, and the practical realities of everyday use.
A USEFUL REVIEW LEADS SOMEWHERE
Insight your team
can put to work.
We scope each review around a specific experience and the decisions you need to make. You get a clear account of what we looked at and practical recommendations to discuss with your team.
01
Define the question.
We agree the experience, audience, and scope of the review.
02
Look at what people encounter.
We examine the relevant journey and the barriers or choices that affect participation.
03
Make the next decisions.
We talk through priorities, recommendations, and any follow-up support you need.
Making room for shared experiences. Steve and Vicki at a glass studio.
LIVED EXPERIENCE + IMPLEMENTATION
Insight from both
sides of the work.
Vicki brings 15 years of library experience, social work training, and an understanding of community partnerships, staff needs and policy. Steve brings lived disability experience and accessibility expertise. Together, we turn those perspectives into practical decisions for your team.
HELP THE WORK STICK
Bring your team
into the conversation.
Add disability awareness training or a hands-on workshop for your staff. We connect the recommendations with the people who will put them into practice, whether they work in a library, at an event, in an office or on a game.
Tell us what you are making.
Let us make it more welcoming.
Bring us an idea, a challenge, or a question. You will talk with the people who will do the work.