Accessibility by design: review, UX patterns, and guidance
Catch accessibility issues early—before handoff. We review designs, flows, and interaction patterns and give clear, implementation-ready recommendations.
Service
What we cover
Design system alignment
We map recommendations to your component library so teams can reuse accessible patterns.
Inclusive UX decisions
Focus, error handling, content structure, and interaction patterns that work for real users.
Contrast-first direction
We help you maintain premium visual design without compromising WCAG contrast requirements.
Data
Why this service matters
The numbers that make the case for expert support.
10×
cheaper to fix
in design than in production. Early review prevents costly late-stage rework.
67%
of a11y issues
start with design decisions (focus, contrast, structure).
50%
less rework
when design teams have accessibility guidance before handoff to dev.
~80%
of form fails
trace to design: labels, errors, required fields. Review catches them early.
How it works
Our process
Review key flows
Critical journeys, templates, and edge cases that typically fail accessibility.
Assess patterns
Navigation, dialogs, forms, tables, charts, and interactive components.
Recommend fixes
Actionable guidance your designers and engineers can implement quickly.
Support implementation (optional)
Follow-through with teams so the design intent translates into accessible UI.
Deliverables
What we deliver
Design review notes
Pattern library guidance
Risk summary
Our accessibility expertise has contributed to projects for teams at…
FAQ
FAQs
Early—before development starts. We can also review in-flight work to reduce rework.
Yes. We review Figma prototypes and design specs, plus help define accessible patterns.
It usually speeds teams up by preventing late-stage rework and reducing regressions.
Figma files, prototypes, specs, or even wireframes. We adapt to what you have.
Yes. We check contrast ratios, color independence, and provide guidance for colorblind users.
We assess patterns like dialogs, menus, tables, and forms and recommend WCAG-aligned behavior.
Yes. Headings, landmarks, and content hierarchy are part of design review.
Yes. We map recommendations to your component library and document patterns for reuse.
We review breakpoints, touch targets, zoom, and mobile interaction patterns.
We provide specific, actionable guidance your designers and engineers can implement quickly.
Ready to make your productaccessible to everyone?
Get started with a free accessibility scan or talk to our experts about your compliance needs.
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