Hands-on help fixing accessibility issues in your digital products, from code-level fixes to content remediation.
Remediation support is for organizations that have identified accessibility issues and need help fixing them. It is particularly valuable for:
Fixes are implemented or reviewed by Khushwant Parihar (CPACC, DHS Trusted Tester), the same person who audits and verifies them.
Address issues quickly without diverting your team from other priorities.
Learn best practices to prevent similar issues in future development.
Ensure fixes actually work through thorough testing and validation.
Every engagement follows the same structured process, from assessment to validated fixes.
I review your audit results or run a quick assessment to understand the issues.
I draw up a prioritized plan so the highest-impact issues are addressed first.
I implement the fixes, or provide detailed guidance for your team to implement them.
I verify that the implemented fixes resolve the accessibility issues, by hand and with assistive technology.
I document what changed and why, so your team can avoid the same issues in future work.
Fixed project pricing
Remediation is packaged around an agreed backlog. We confirm the exact findings included before kickoff, so the project has a fixed price and a clear acceptance test.
Your team implements while we provide technical direction and verification.
One-time project price
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We implement a prioritized set of fixes in your existing codebase.
One-time project price
A multi-sprint engagement for a substantial release or compliance milestone.
One-time project price
How scope is counted: Finding counts refer to distinct agreed defects, not every repeated occurrence. Shared component fixes include their repeated instances when they share one root cause.
Use these published unit prices when the standard package needs a little more scope.
| Add-on | Price | What it adds |
|---|---|---|
| Additional 10-finding batch | $1,250 | Added after technical scoping and written approval. |
| Additional codebase | $900 | Covers setup, conventions, and validation for a second repository. |
| Post-release production check | $600 | Validates agreed fixes after deployment. |
| Expedited sprint | +25% | Reserves priority delivery capacity for an agreed deadline. |
Clear terms keep the work predictable for both teams.
Find answers to common questions about our services.
While an audit provides a comprehensive list of issues to address, it's not strictly required. I can run a quick assessment to identify key issues if you haven't had a formal audit. For complex sites or applications, I recommend starting with an audit for the most thorough results.
Guided Remediation takes 1-2 weeks, an Implementation Sprint takes 2-4 weeks, and Release Remediation takes 4-8 weeks. The exact included findings are confirmed before kickoff so delivery and acceptance criteria remain clear.
The goal is to maintain your design intent and functionality while making it accessible. In most cases, accessibility improvements are invisible to most users. When visual changes are necessary, I work closely with you so they align with your brand and user experience goals.
Yes. I work directly with in-house development teams: guidance, code examples, and implementation review, or I can handle the implementation entirely, depending on your preference and team capacity.
All types of accessibility issues, including keyboard navigation, screen reader compatibility, color contrast, form accessibility, dynamic content, and multimedia accessibility. I work in HTML, CSS, JavaScript, React, Angular, Vue, and other common frameworks.
I validate every fix after implementation, using automated tools and manual testing with assistive technologies, to confirm the remediation resolves the issue without introducing new problems.
Send over your audit findings or a link to the product, and I will confirm scope and a fixed price before work begins.