HCI Access brings 15 years of enterprise-grade accessibility expertise to the businesses, agencies, and schools that need it most.
What we do
From a first audit to a full program, we cover every layer of digital accessibility. No handoffs, no gaps.
Who we work with
We focus on organizations that don't have a dedicated in-house accessibility team, and need someone who has done this before.
You don't need an enterprise budget to build accessible products. We offer practical, right-sized engagements, from a single audit to an ongoing partnership, that fit your scale and move fast.
ADA Title II, Section 508, WCAG 2.1, we know the requirements and the deadlines. We've worked inside government compliance programs and can help you build one, not just audit for one.
From LMS accessibility to accessible course design to public-facing websites, we help education institutions meet their Title II obligations while creating genuinely better learning experiences.
Free accessibility software
We build open-source accessibility tools at the HCI Design Lab, our product and research arm. These aren't demos. They're used daily by designers and QA engineers at companies around the world.
Describe any accessibility issue in plain language, and WCAGPicker uses AI to identify the exact WCAG success criteria it maps to, with reasoning, severity scoring, and paste-ready audit output. Built to eliminate the most tedious part of accessibility work.
wcagpicker.comA free, open-source accessibility program management tool. Log issues, track remediation progress, analyze user impact by persona, and generate VPAT/ACR reports automatically, built for real accessibility teams. A cloud version is in development.
a11ylogger.comA mobile web escape room where players must use their phone's screen reader to solve puzzles. 600+ completions on iOS and Android. Used by T-Mobile teams for ongoing screen reader training. The most fun way to build real assistive technology empathy.
a11ymysteryhouse.comSchedule a free 30-minute consultation. We'll walk through your accessibility goals, what you're working with, and what it would actually take to get there, no sales pitch, just a real conversation.