Most accessibility audits are done by people who've never actually used a screen reader. Mine aren't. I've conducted multiple research studies directly with blind and visually impaired users, and I bring that real-world understanding to every evaluation.

What you get: • Hands-on evaluation of your product using screen readers and assistive technology • Identification of barriers that automated tools miss entirely • Issues documented with severity, user impact, and WCAG criterion • Recommendations written for both designers and developers • Optional: inclusive persona development to guide future design decisions

What I need from you: • Live URL or staging environment access • Key user flows to evaluate • Any prior audit reports (if available)