Accessibility support
Monthly accessibility support for teams that need accessibility advice, reviews, and guidance while they build, buy and manage digital services.
The most cost-effective way to improve accessibility is to build it in from the start. This is why it’s effective to have accessibility expertise on-tap.
Monthly support packages are perfect for organisations that need expert accessibility advice, but not a full-time accessibility specialist.
How monthly support works
- Agree on support hours: work out how often you need help, what your team is building, buying, or fixing, and what kind of advice will be useful.
- Use the time as work comes up: send questions, designs, and code for review to ensure everything’s accessible.
- Adjust when needed: support can stay minimal for occasional questions, or become more involved during larger projects.
What support can include
- Helpdesk: get answers before a design, content, code, or procurement decision becomes expensive to undo.
- Design and code reviews: check wireframes, prototypes, components, forms, keyboard support, screen reader behaviour, as things are being built.
- Content and document advice: review web content, forms, documents, alt text, plain language, and publishing decisions.
- Post-audit fixes: help developers and designers understand audit findings and implement fixes correctly.
- Procurement advice: review supplier claims, accessibility evidence, tender questions, and product risks before you buy.
- Quality assurance systems: get advice on implementing efficient accessibility testing processes into the development and design lifecycle.
How teams use monthly support
Why OpenAccess
Support is by Callum McMenamin, a disabled accessibility consultant with a computer science background and experience helping define NZ Government accessibility standards and measurement systems.
You get advice grounded in disabled people’s real experience, accessibility standards, and real digital delivery.
Good fit
Monthly support is a good fit if:
- your team builds, manages, buys, or publishes digital products
- you need expert accessibility advice, but not a full-time accessibility specialist
- you want to catch problems early rather than wait for a formal audit
- you have an audit and want help implementing fixes correctly
- you want an ongoing collaboration with someone who understands accessibility, disability, standards, and delivery.
Ask about monthly support
To get started, reach out via email or book a call.