Accessibility Toolbox
A guided workspace for reviewing, understanding, and improving accessibility.
Catch issues earlier in the product lifecycle.
Plain-language fixes you can prioritize and ship.
Designers, devs, and content leads share a baseline.
Patterns become reusable across teams and products.
Whether your team needs assessments, tools, training, or implementation guidance, AFT Access provides practical ways to strengthen accessibility across digital products.
A guided workspace for reviewing, understanding, and improving accessibility.
Structured reviews that uncover usability barriers and improvement areas.
Practical, prioritized next steps your team can act on today.
Role-based education for design, development, content, QA, and leadership.
Operationalize accessibility across your product lifecycle.
We pair clear methodology with educational context so teams can act with confidence — not just check a box.
The Accessibility Toolbox is designed to help teams identify issues, understand what they mean, and take action with confidence. It combines guided review, educational insights, and structured reporting in one place.
Accessible digital experiences help more people engage with your products, services, and content. They also improve usability, support brand trust, reduce barriers, and help teams design with greater clarity and consistency.
Improve access to learning platforms, portals, and course content.
Clearer patient-facing and internal digital experiences.
Strengthen public access to digital services and information.
Build inclusive products and accessible product teams.
Reduce friction and improve digital shopping for more users.
Inclusive communication and broader reach.
AFT Access helped us turn accessibility from a vague goal into a clear, manageable process.
Their reviews changed how our designers and engineers talk to each other about accessibility.
The toolbox finally made our remediation backlog something we could plan around — not dread.
Explore guides, best practices, checklists, and educational content to help your organization build stronger accessibility habits.
A focused review of one critical journey is a great first step — it surfaces real barriers and motivates organizational change.
No. Accessibility is iterative. We help you prioritize the issues that have the largest user impact and address them progressively.
Design, engineering, content, QA, and product leadership all benefit. We provide role-specific guidance.
No. It accelerates and structures human review — it does not replace expert judgment.
Let's talk about your goals, your users, and the practical next steps.
Ask me about WCAG guidelines, accessible design patterns, screen reader compatibility, ARIA, testing tools, or any digital accessibility topic.