Resources

Things worth reading before you hire anyone, including us. A monthly newsletter, write-ups of real client work, and talks we've given on accessibility.

What's here

Where to start

Four places to dig in, depending on how much time you have.

The newsletter

Once a month, one topic, four hundred to six hundred words on accessibility, analytics, and technology that fits a small budget.

Client case studies

What we were asked to do, what we actually found, and what changed for the business afterward. Written up in full.

Talks

Conference talks on accessibility and on working with technical teams, with the slides and the argument written out.

Articles

Longer guides on accessibility law, analytics setup, and platform choices are being written now. The newsletter goes out first, so subscribe if you want them early.

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Case studies

Real projects, written up

The closest thing to watching us work before you hire us.

Rebuilding a Shopify store, then maintaining it
Front-end Design Ongoing Support

Rebuilding a Shopify store, then maintaining it

A DTC seaweed snack brand had outgrown its original Shopify theme. App-level customizations were stacked on top of each other, the PDP was doing four jobs at once, and the team was spending more time fighting the front end than running the business. We rebuilt the store on Shopify 2.0 without downtime, then stayed on as their biweekly development team. Two hundred-plus tickets and counting.
Picking the right software for a nonprofit, then actually adopting it
Front-end Back-end User Research

Picking the right software for a nonprofit, then actually adopting it

A Phoenix youth music academy was running on spreadsheets, paper forms, and four disconnected tools that had stopped scaling. They didn't want us to build them software. They wanted help choosing it, and help using it. We led discovery, evaluated music-school platforms against their real workflows, recommended one, implemented it, and integrated it with the Salesforce setup they were already using for donors and grants.
Running the development team for a Phoenix healthcare clinic
Back-end Design Ongoing Support

Running the development team for a Phoenix healthcare clinic

A specialty-care clinic serving LGBTQ+ patients and people living with HIV needed their digital side to move as fast as their clinical side. We joined as their ongoing development team in late 2025. We run three-week sprints against a shared backlog, shipped a full site refresh, handled a HIPAA-aware data incident, and absorb same-day press requests without losing the roadmap.
Longer form

Talks and articles

Accessibility Is More Than Screenreaders. Why a lot of accessibility work misses the people it's meant to serve, and what to do instead.

How To Train Your Dragon. Working well with developers when you aren't one yourself.

Written guides are in progress. Accessibility law and what it means for a small business, reading your analytics without a data team, and choosing a platform you won't regret are all on the list.

The newsletter gets them first. Everything we've already answered lives on the FAQ page.

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