Hi, I’m Judith.
Inaccessible software costs you deals, users, and reputation.
Most SaaS companies treat accessibility as an afterthought — until a lawsuit lands or an enterprise deal falls through over a failed VPAT review.
I help tech teams fix that before it becomes a crisis, and build the habits to keep it from happening again.
Sound familiar?
- An enterprise prospect asked for a VPAT — and your team doesn’t know where to start
- Your automated scans are passing, but real users are still hitting walls
- Accessibility violations keep appearing after code has already shipped
- You want to build a reputation for quality software, not just avoid a lawsuit
Why accessibility = better software
“Accessible software isn’t a separate standard from good software. It’s the same thing.”
The practices that make a product work for blind users, keyboard navigators, and people with motor impairments — logical structure, clear labels, predictable interactions — are the same practices that make software easier and more pleasant for everyone. Getting this right doesn’t just open doors for disabled users. It makes your whole product better.
Close more enterprise deals
Enterprise buyers routinely require WCAG compliance and VPAT documentation. Inaccessible software stalls procurement — or kills the deal entirely.
Reach 1 in 4 users you’re currently missing
1 in 4 adults in the US lives with a disability. Accessibility barriers don’t just inconvenience them — they lock people out of your product entirely.
Build a reputation for quality
Teams known for thoughtfully built, accessible software attract users, talent, and partners who care about craft. It’s a signal — not just a checkbox.
How I can help
Comprehensive accessibility audit
Know exactly what’s broken, who it affects, and what to fix first. You get a clear, prioritized action plan your developers can start on the same day — not a raw list of tool errors to decipher on your own.
- Automated scan with axe-core and Lighthouse
- Manual screen reader testing with JAWS and VoiceOver
- Violations ranked by severity and real-world user impact
- Remediation guidance your developers can act on immediately
- Follow-up call to walk through findings together
Best for teams preparing for a VPAT, enterprise review, or compliance deadline.
Accessibility infrastructure setup
Stop catching accessibility problems after they’ve already shipped. With automated checks built into your CI/CD pipeline, violations get flagged on every build — so your team fixes them in minutes, not sprint cycles.
- axe-core and Playwright integration into your existing CI/CD
- AI-powered violation triage via A11y-Triage-Agent
- ESLint accessibility plugin configured in your IDE
- Documentation so your team maintains it independently
Best for dev teams that want accessibility built in, not bolted on.
Developer training course
The fastest way to stop repeating the same violations is to teach your team why they happen. This 5-day email course gives developers the mental model they need to write accessible code from the start — and catch problems before they ever reach review.
- 5-day drip email sequence for your whole engineering team
- How to read and act on accessibility violation reports
- Fixing the most common WCAG violations by category
- Using axe, Lighthouse, and screen readers in your workflow
- Lifetime access for your entire team
Best for teams who’ve cleaned up their backlog and want to stay clean.
Ongoing monitoring & newsletter
Accessibility isn’t a one-time fix — your product changes every week. Weekly automated scans catch regressions before your users do, and the weekly newsletter keeps your team current on the violations that matter most right now.
- Weekly automated scans powered by A11y-Triage-Agent
- Prioritized violation reports with remediation guidance
- Weekly newsletter: latest accessibility news and top fixes
- Monthly trend report: is your product getting better?
Best for teams that want to stay compliant without hiring full-time.
Free offer
See what’s costing you users — for free
Submit your product URL and I’ll come back with your 3 most critical accessibility issues: what they are, who they’re blocking, and exactly how to fix them.
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Your 3 most critical violations — found through real testing, not just automated scans -
The specific users and workflows being blocked right now -
A fix for each one that your developers can implement immediately
About
Judith Lung
Accessibility engineer · Blind screen reader user · Over a decade of experience
Most SaaS companies treat accessibility as an afterthought — until a lawsuit lands or an enterprise deal falls through over a failed VPAT review. I help tech companies fix that, on two fronts.
I conduct AI-powered WCAG audits that go beyond what automated scanners find — automated tools catch roughly 30% of real-world violations, and the rest only surface through testing by someone who actually navigates the web the way disabled users do. I know where the real violations hide, and I know how to prioritize what actually matters.
Once the tooling is in place, I help your developers actually use it — through 5-day email courses that teach your team to work with accessibility pipelines, and a weekly newsletter that keeps them current so they can address the most pressing violations before they become liabilities.
Not sure which service fits?
Book a free 30-minute call. We’ll talk through where your product stands, what the biggest risks are, and what would actually move the needle for your team.
Available with 3–5 business days notice.
Note: Not available for new engagements until August 2026 — reach out now to get on the calendar.