Accessible Web Design

A website your whole audience can use.

Your organisation stands for inclusion. Your website should too. I build accessible, beautifully crafted Webflow sites — WCAG 2.2 compliant from day one, not as an afterthought.

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People in the UK are disabled. Accessibility isn't optional - it's your audience.

WCAG 2.2

Every site client meets current accessibility standards - by design, not by default.

100% yours

Built in Webflow so you own it. No lock-in, no ongoing dependency on me.

Your values say one thing.
Your website might say another.

If your site can't be navigated by keyboard, if your colour contrast fails, if your images have no description — then a significant portion of your audience can't access what you do. For an organisation that champions inclusion, that contradiction is worth resolving.

  • You're not sure if your site is accessible

    WCAG is full of acronyms and technical criteria. You want to do the right thing, but auditing your own site isn't realistic, and you're not sure where to start.

  • You don't want to choose between aesthetics and accessibility

    You've seen stripped-back, clinical "accessible" sites and that's not what you're after. You want something that reflects your organisations values and personality, but still works for everyone.

  • You know it matters, you just haven't made the move yet

    Maybe a disabled colleague mentioned it. Maybe it's been on your to-do list for months. Either way, it's time to get accessible.

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How it works

From first hello to fully launched

1.

Discovery call

We talk about your organisation, your audience, and your goals.

2.

Tailored proposal

You get a clear proposal with scope, timeline, and investment.

3.

Design & build

I design and build in Webflow, checking in at key points. Accessibility is part of every decision - not checked at the end.

4.

Launch & handover

We go live with a full accessibility check. You get training on managing your site, plus documentation to keep standards up.

Packages

The right starting point for your organisation

Every project begins with a discovery call. These packages give you a sense of what's available; we'll find the right fit together.

Tier 1

Essential

From £2,600
Delivered in 6 weeks
  • 5 custom pages designed around your brand
  • Desktop & mobile optimisation
  • Client dashboard
  • Simple animations
  • Project handover & platform training

Accessibility

  • WCAG 2.2 audit & fixes included
  • Screen reader tested
  • Keyboard navigation tested
  • Accessible colour contrast & typography
  • Accessibility compliance statement
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Tier 2

Authority

From £5,000
Delivered in 8 weeks
  • Up to 10 custom pages designed around your brand
  • Desktop & mobile optimisation
  • Blog & CMS system
  • Lead magnet integration
  • Client dashboard
  • Simple animations
  • Project handover & platform training

Accessibility

  • WCAG 2.2 audit & fixes included
  • Screen reader tested
  • Keyboard navigation tested
  • Accessible colour contrast & typography
  • Accessibility compliance statement
  • Accessible CMS content guidelines
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Organisations who made the switch

Rachel reviewed my website and provided me with an understandable and thorough list of recommended changes to make it more accessible, along with a video walkthrough to show me the areas she was referencing (which I found particularly helpful as a visual learner). I feel so much better knowing my website is more accessible for a wider range of people, including people using screen readers and/or who have a visual impairment.

Kate Merrien
CommuniKate Design

Rachel gave our website a full audit and the report was brilliant! Thorough, clearly written, and genuinely practical. Instead of technical jargon, we got a prioritised list of fixes we could act on straight away. The accessibility insights flagged things we'd never have spotted ourselves. Professional, responsive, and clearly passionate about making the web work for everyone. Highly recommend!

Cameron MacDonald
Sixth Sense Training

We recently worked with The Inclusive Design Company to develop the new website for Diversity Scotland, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the result. From start to finish, Rachel was professional, responsive, and clearly committed to delivering a website that met our needs.She took the time to understand our organisation, our audience, and the importance of accessibility and inclusion in everything we do. What stood out most was her attention to detail, clear communication, and ability to translate our ideas into a functional, visually appealing site. Nothing was too much trouble, and any tweaks or suggestions were handled quickly and effectively. We’ve already had excellent feedback on the new site, and it’s given us a strong platform to showcase our work.

Tony McCaffery
Diversity Scotland
Why it matters

Good for every visitor.
Good for you.

Accessible design doesn't just tick a compliance box — it makes your website genuinely better. Here's what building accessibly unlocks for organisations like yours.

Values made visible

Saying you champion inclusion while running an inaccessible website is a contradiction your audience will notice. Accessibility is where values stop being a statement and start being a practice.

Reach your whole audience

Many values-led organisations work with or for communities. But an inaccessible site is a barrier to some of the people in that community

Enhanced reputation

When a visitor with access needs finds your site (and it works), that's a signal about how your organisation operates. That kind of trust is more durable than any rebrand.

You're already ahead of tightening legislation

Digital accessibility law in the UK and EU is moving in one direction. Building to WCAG 2.2 AA now means you won't be scrambling to retrofit compliance when the rules catch up with you.

Improved user experience

Accessibile design produces a site that's easier for everyone to use, not just visitors with disabilities. It's good design by definition.

Search engines notice the difference too

The foundations of an accessible site are exactly what search engines look for. Better accessibility often means better ranking, better reach.

Get in touch

Not sure which package is right for you?

That's completely fine — most people aren't, and that's exactly what the discovery call is for. Here's how it goes:

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Step 1
Get in touch

Fill out the contact form, or book your discovery call - whichever is easiest for you.

Step 2
Discovery call

A relaxed chat to get to know your business, your goals, and what you actually need.

Step 3
Get your proposal

We'll send over a clear proposal with the right package for where you are right now.

Step 4
We get to work

Once you're happy, we kick off - and keep you in the loop every step of the way.

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Common questions

Things people usually want to know

WCAG (Web Content Accessibility Guidelines) 2.2 is the current international standard for web accessibility. For public sector and government-funded organisations in the UK, compliance is a legal requirement under the Public Sector Bodies Accessibility Regulations 2018. For private and third sector organisations it isn't yet legally mandated - but compliance is definitely considered best practice, protects against future legislation changes, and simply means your website works for more people.

It depends on your current site. An Accessibility Audit will tell us exactly where you stand. Sometimes targeted fixes are enough; sometimes a rebuild is the smarter investment if there are structural issues or your current platform limits what's possible. We'll figure that out honestly on the discovery call.

A typical Webflow build takes 6–10 weeks from project kick-off to launch, depending on the scope of the site and how quickly feedback comes back. You'll get a clear timeline in your proposal before anything starts.

Yes. Webflow's CMS is designed for non-developers, and training is included in every build. If you'd rather hand that off entirely, the Ongoing Partnership package is there for exactly that.

Let's Chat

Whether you know exactly what you need, or you're not sure where to start — get in touch.

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Give Rachel a call on 07857821994.
Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm UK time