Inclusive Webdesign that works for everyone and meets the EAA, by default.

I’m Christian, your Web Accessibility Specialist for UX & UI that includes everyone. Designing websites that don’t just comply, but convert by combining inclusive UX thinking with accessible interface design.

The Benefits of Building for Everyone.

Accessibility isn’t just the right thing to do. It’s a smart, growth-driven business decision. By making your website truly inclusive, you open doors to millions of users often overlooked – and create experiences everyone can love.

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Everyone Deserves to Use Your Website, Without Barriers.

The European Accessibility Act (EAA) states clearly: if you operate or sell digitally in the EU & generate over €2 million annually, accessibility isn’t optional anymore.

But beyond legal requirements, think about the 100+ million people in the EU with disabilities, plus countless others with temporary or situational challenges.

Making your website accessible means inviting all these users in, not shutting them out. It’s empathy in action, creating digital spaces that welcome everyone.

Accessibility is Usability for Everyone, Regardless of Their (Dis)abilities.

True accessibility means your website works effortlessly for all users:

  • Text that’s easy to read and understand
  • Navigation anyone can use, even without a mouse
  • Images that tell their story to everyone, thanks to meaningful alt text

The best part: these improvements don’t just help people with disabilities. They make your site easier and more enjoyable for all visitors – whether they’re on a mobile in bright sunlight or multitasking at home.

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Inclusive UX Means Real Growth for Your Users and Your Business.

Accessible websites don’t just tick boxes – they deliver measurable benefits:

  • More engaged visitors who convert faster
  • Higher search rankings through clean, semantic code
  • Stronger loyalty from customers who feel seen and valued

That’s why global leaders like Apple & IKEA invest heavily in accessibility. not out of charity, but because inclusive design helps them ensure lasting success.

Your Path to Digital Inclusion – From Insight to Impact.

Start with an Accessibility Audit, move forward with Inclusive Webdesign, and embed accessibility into your team’s daily workflows through Facilitation. Each solution complements the next, creating lasting improvements in accessibility, user experience, EAA compliance, and customer conversion.

Accessibility Audit

See your website through the eyes of those you’re missing. Automated tools can spot some accessibility issues, but not all that real users face. I uncover online barriers on your site and show you where & how to fix what matters.

Includes

  • Full technical WCAG 2.2 AA Audit
  • Manual UX Audit with assistive tech
  • Inclusive testing with people with disabilities

Impact

  • Real UX & accessibility insights
  • Actionable audit report with prioritised findings
  • Clear, practical roadmap to meet EAA standards

From

€750

Typically €750–€1.500,
depending on scope.
Request Audit

Inclusive Webdesign

Websites designed for everyone, right from the start. From research to layout, I create websites that prioritize inclusivity. Designed to meet real user needs and ensure seamless developer handoff — for websites that are both engaging and accessible.

Includes

  • UX research & inclusive design strategy
  • Accessible user flows & content structure
  • High-end, WCAG 2.2 AA-compliant UI design
  • Developer-ready web design with pre-launch accessibility audit

Impact

  • Reduced accessibility fixes for dev-teams
  • A broader reach for higher conversions
  • Built-in accessibility from concept to UI
  • Seamless UX for all users, regardless of their ability

From

€4.500

Typically €4.500–€9.000,
depending on scope.
Request Webdesign

Accessibility Facilitation

Enable your team to build accessible products sustainably and at scale. I work with your designers, developers & product owners to integrate accessibility into workflows. Through workshops, coaching & hands-on support, we build skills and systems for lasting impact.

Includes

  • Custom workshops for UX, Dev & Product teams
  • Accessibility playbooks & process integration
  • Hands-on review of real projects & prototypes
  • Internal feedback sessions & Q&A formats
  • Ongoing support via E-Mail or Slack

Impact

  • Reduced legal and reputational risk
  • Faster, more consistent implementation
  • Scalable accessibility workflows & design systems
  • Aligned understanding of accessibility across teams
  • Build lasting in-house expertise in Web Accessibility

From

€9.000

Typically €9.000–€18.000,
depending on team size.
Request Facilitation

Real-World Impact, Not Just Reports

End-to-End Web Accessibility Expertise

Backed by Real User Testing

Book a Call.

Not sure which solution fits best? Let’s figure it out together.

If you're unsure how to get started or what your team needs, we’ll talk through your goals, challenges, and the most effective way towards an accessible, EAA-compliant digital product in a quick call.

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About your Web Accessibility Partner.

With over a decade of experience in UX and interface design, I don’t just create websites that look good – I design digital experiences that are accessible by design and built to scale with you. Today, I focus exclusively on inclusive Webdesign, supporting European businesses on their path to compliance, usability, and long-term growth.

Verified by W3C – Grounded in Practice.

In early 2025, I earned the W3C Certificate for Web Accessibility. The turning point where I decided to fully focus on accessibility and inclusive UX — helping teams make their websites easier to use for more people. Since then, I’ve been working with companies to move beyond checklists, combining technical know-how with real-life user needs to create digital products that actually work for everyone.

Certificate for completing the W3C WAIO.1x: Introduction to Web Accessibility course, March 2025.

Frequently Asked Questions.

What founders, product teams, and decision-makers ask me about accessibility, impact, and how we'll collaborate.

We’re a small team. Do we really need to think about accessibility now?

Can’t we just use an accessibility overlay?

Isn’t accessibility just about colour contrast?

Is this just about avoiding legal trouble?

What’s it like to work with you?