Accessibility within reach
Our increasingly digital world needs a real world boost. As we move toward accessibility and inclusivity for all, online spaces should follow suit too. Digitally assists small businesses and nonprofit organizations in structuring websites, apps, and products with everyone in mind, regardless of capacity or device being used. In short, helping to put your organization on any and all maps at an affordable rate!

Our Services
Accessible design & development
From proper color contrasts to descriptive alt text, Digitally helps to customize your web design to meet accessibility and inclusive design requirements.
Accessibility consulting
Digitally will act as a guide on your project to review and test for comprehensive accessibility on new and existing developments.
Accessibility Audits, Remediation, & Monitoring
Digitally will tweak your websites and applications where needed, and monitor your projects for web accessibility moving forward in the future.
Accessibility training
Whether you’re learning for a web project or your own personal growth, Digitally offers a researched resource bank of accessibility principles tailored to your unique role.
Interested in Working with Us?
If you think we might be a fit for your project, reach out! We’d love to chat with you about your project and how we can help.
What is Accessibility?
The average web developer or designer is likely to define accessibility as “making a website usable for people with disabilities.” That’s not a wrong answer, but it’s just the tip of the iceberg!
We go far beyond the narrow accessibility requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) or Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) in our work. That’s because we care about improving how people communicate on a computer or web device. When we work to open up the internet experience and accommodate content regardless of tech skills, sensory capacity, or device type, every person can connect freely online. What this wins is real equity on the internet.
At Digitally, we like to refer to true web accessibility as inclusive design. That is, creating websites and applications that work for all – no matter the status of the person behind the keyboard. Web accessibility is understanding. Let’s move forward together, building the future of the world wide web as it should be.