Accessibility.buildIndependent accessibility practice

WCAG audits and accessibility work that holds up.

Founder-led audits, remediation, and training with reproducible evidence, clear ownership, and reporting in the format your team uses.

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Fixed-scope audit packages from $950.

Professional services

Defined work, not vague consulting time

Each package publishes its included sample, deliverables, delivery window, assumptions, add-ons, and starting price. Hourly work is used only when a clearly bounded support model is more appropriate.

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Accessibility audits

Manual and automated evaluation with reproducible evidence, user impact, WCAG mapping, and retest options.

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$950

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Remediation support

Code-level implementation support for agreed findings, shared components, focus, semantics, forms, and interaction patterns.

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$1,250

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Training and enablement

Role-specific workshops and practical guidance for design, engineering, QA, content, and product teams.

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$600

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For organizations

Commission a scoped audit, remediation sprint, design review, training program, disabled-user study, or conformance documentation engagement.

  • Named practitioner and written statement of work
  • Reproducible findings and human review
  • Procurement, privacy, and subprocessor information
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For practitioners and teams

Use free testing tools, WCAG references, implementation guides, checklists, and research synthesis while keeping human review in the loop.

  • Contrast, heading, scope, and audit helpers
  • WCAG 2.2 criterion-level implementation guidance
  • Named authorship and editorial standards
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Accessibility Recipes

Small techniques you can try to break

Each recipe takes one barrier and the smallest change that removes it, with a live demo, copy-ready code, and an honest list of where it stops working.

  1. The problem
  2. The technique
  3. A demo to break
  4. The code
  5. Where it fails
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  • Recipe No. 02

    The Invisible Hit Area

    A 24px target without changing how the button looks.

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    Icon buttons, chips and close buttons
    WCAG
    2.5.8, 2.5.5

  • Recipe No. 01

    The Two-Tone Focus Ring

    One focus style that keeps 3:1 contrast on any solid background.

    Serves
    Any solid background
    WCAG
    1.4.11, 2.4.7, 2.4.13

Research desk

Research that shows what is working

Source-linked synthesis, litigation tracking, and jurisdiction research with methodology, limitations, and citation-ready references.

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Featured synthesis

State of Web Accessibility 2026

A source-linked interpretation of large-scale accessibility datasets, with methodology, limitations, downloadable data, and practical context.

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Reviewed July 2026

Litigation data

Accessibility Lawsuit Tracker

Federal filing trends, reported settlement costs, industry patterns, and documented sources.

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Updated regularly

Jurisdiction tracker

Accessibility Laws by Jurisdiction

Compare requirements, standards, deadlines, enforcement, and penalties across major jurisdictions.

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Global coverage

Recent blogs

Current notes for accessibility teams

Recent standards analysis, implementation guidance, testing methods, and practical accessibility decisions.

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Legal & Compliance

Colorado’s Draft AI Rules Point to WCAG 2.2 for AI Notices and Chatbots

Colorado’s new AI laws require AI decision notices to be reasonably accessible, and the Attorney General’s draft rules name WCAG 2.2 as the benchmark for online disclosures and chatbot communications. What the text says, what changed in October, who objected, and what to build before 1 January 2027.

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Delivery formats

Receive the findings in the format your team prefers

The reporting format is agreed before work begins. Accessibility.build does not require clients to adopt a proprietary audit platform or move their workflow into an unfamiliar system.

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Spreadsheet

A sortable findings register with severity, WCAG mapping, evidence, recommendations, ownership, and status fields agreed for the engagement.

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Accessible PDF

A portable report covering scope, methodology, executive summary, detailed findings, recommendations, limitations, and next steps.

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Online version

A browser-based report or mutually agreed shared document for teams that prefer online review and collaboration.

Khushwant Parihar outdoors beside a lake and green hills

About the founder

Khushwant Parihar

Founder and accessibility consultant with more than four years of experience across auditing, remediation, accessible development, and software testing.

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Sample audit report

Scope, evidence, severity, limitations, and remediation examples.

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Audit methodology

Manual, automated, keyboard, screen-reader, and retest process.

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Trust and procurement

Ownership, GST status, providers, policies, and buyer documents.

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Editorial standards

Named authorship, sourcing, AI disclosure, updates, and corrections.

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A clear place to begin

Start with a defined accessibility problem

Share the product, workflows, deadline, and evidence you need. You will receive a scoped recommendation, not an open-ended hourly estimate.

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