Accessible Design & Remediation Services for Nonprofits | DC and Maryland
Accessible design and remediation services for nonprofits who want to increase their reach and revenue
Proven Results
Real results from a few of our clients.
Proven Results
How We Help
Brand Strategy and Design
We design your branding to be accessible to everyone, so it has more impact.
See our We design your branding to be accessible to everyone, so it has more impact.work.Publication Design
We design accessible publications that tell your story and have impact.
See our We design accessible publications that tell your story and have impact.work.Event Collateral
We design event materials that help you get more attendees and sponsors.
See our We design event materials that help you get more attendees and sponsors.work.Accessible InDesign Files
We design accessible publications or remediate your existing InDesign files.
See our We design accessible publications or remediate your existing InDesign files.work.Accessible Website Design
We design websites that connect with your audience and are user friendly and accessible to people with disabilities.
See our We design websites that connect with your audience and are user friendly and accessible to people with disabilities.work.Website Accessibility Audit
We identify accessibility issues on your website, which helps you get compliant and prevent potential legal issues.
See our We identify accessibility issues on your website, which helps you get compliant and prevent potential legal issues.work.
Some of Our Clients
- Several federal and local government agencies
- Baylor University
- International Finance Corporation World Bank Group
- Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University
- Montgomery County, Maryland
- Endocrine Society
- Greatheart Consulting
- Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press
What Clients Are Saying
I first heard about Colleen from trusted colleagues who recommended her as the go-to person for creating accessible websites. After I watched some of her presentations about accessibility, I knew we needed to ask her to quote on building our not-for-profit organisation's new website.
When the director and I met Colleen during the briefing period, we knew we were in the presence of someone who really knew their stuff and who would communicate well with us. We've been delighted with the site.
Colleen's process is very professional. She guided us step by step, gave clear explanations of the technical aspects of the build, and always listened carefully when we had questions or opinions. She provided clear documentation both during and after the process. We really couldn't have asked for more!
I really trust Colleen to deliver what she says she will. It was wonderful to work with someone who understands and delivers quality design, accessibility and website development. And Colleen is a genuinely lovely person with excellent communication skills. Working with her on a website design and development project (something that can be potentially quite stressful) was a wonderful experience.
Jacki K., Imagine More
We’ve been working to make sure all of our materials are fully accessible. We still have a ways to go, but I have learned so much from this process and from working with the experts at Gratzer Graphics to help us take the steps we have taken so far—and to help guide us in the steps we still need to take.
If you don’t know much about accessibility or think that accessibility is primarily in what colors you use, then I encourage you to sign up for their newsletter. Lots of helpful tips and general learning on what accessibility means.
Janai Wallace, Greatheart Consulting
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