About Us

We are web developers and accessibility consultants focused on practical, hands-on accessibility.

We do not offer legal advice.

Ana Streczyn, Co-Founder

Ana Streczyn is a web developer and accessibility consultant with more than 15 years of development experience and seven years specializing in web accessibility and remediation.

Her work includes accessibility audits, hands-on remediation, and working with developers and teams to understand and fix accessibility issues. She also works with designers and UX teams to consider accessibility earlier in the process, before problems are built into a site.

Having worked on both sides of accessibility audits, Ana understands that identifying an issue is only part of the job. Audit findings need to be clear, technically accurate, and practical for the people responsible for fixing them.

Forms are a particular area of focus, including labeling, keyboard interaction, error handling, and making sure the experience works for people using assistive technology.

Ana also helps teams build accessibility into their ongoing work, whether that means supporting developers during remediation, reviewing designs before development, or helping teams better understand accessibility requirements and how they apply to real websites.

Kim Vigsbo, Co-Founder

Kim Vigsbo is a digital accessibility consultant and founder of Accessibility Consulting, a disability-owned firm specializing in ADA compliance and web accessibility since 2010.

Based in the U.S. since 1994, he brings over three decades of web experience - starting with his first HTML page in 1995 - plus a background as a UX/UI designer and front-end developer with a Bachelor's in Graphic Design.

For 15+ years, Kim has focused exclusively on accessibility and ADA compliance, helping organizations build it in early rather than patch it in later.

His work spans audits, hands-on remediation, VPATs, PDF accessibility, and strategic consulting - deliberately avoiding overlays in favor of structural, lasting solutions.

He has delivered accessibility services for Microsoft, Wharton, Penske Transportation, and American Express, where he spent three years redesigning digital processes to embed accessibility from the start.

Kim is a Professional Member of the IAAP.