WCAG 2.2 AA, EAA

Websites nobody has to work around

Design, code and screen-reader testing. A test report on handover. For service businesses and online stores selling in Poland.

  • 10+ years in UX
  • WCAG 2.2 AA/AAA
  • EAA-ready
  • NVDA & VoiceOver tested
Zerobar, Studio for accessible websites & digital products · Wrocław, remoteI reply within 1 business day · CET
Free analysis

How I can help

An accessible website also works for someone who is blind or uses only a keyboard. Three services, each for a different situation.

  • A WCAG 2.2 audit and conformity assessment, a report ordered by priority, and a drafted accessibility statement. Every issue says what is wrong and who can fix it: you, in your store’s admin, or your platform vendor.

    Price
    From 1,500 PLN net
    Timeline
    up to 7 calendar days
  • for service businesses

    Accessible from the first line of code: UX, structure, interface and a front-end that works for everyone.

    Price
    From 6,000 PLN net
    Timeline
    7 to 14 working days
  • for teams

    WCAG 2.2 in practice, with a live screen reader.

    Price
    quoted individually
    Timeline
    to be agreed

Not sure what you need yet? I explain the terms, the WCAG levels and who the Polish rules cover: digital accessibility explained.

Free analysis

Not sure where you stand?

I go through a few key screens of your store and send back a single A4 page with the specific barriers. Free, no strings attached.

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Selected work

Marketing sites built from scratch, and a store redesign with a wholesale side.

  • The Safeline website: a dark hero reading “We protect what you have worked years to build”, with an illustration of a camera covering security zones.

    Security systems, Tricity, Poland

    A site for a security systems installer that explains a technical offer in the customer’s language.

    • Design & build
    • Light and dark mode
    • Accessibility
  • The Fazmo website: a dark hero reading “Coach hire with a driver”, with an illustrated route map and a coach marker.

    Coach hire, Wrocław, Poland

    A site for an operator with three coaches, answering the customer’s main worry: whether the price will change mid-journey.

    • Design & build
    • Lead generation
    • Accessibility
  • The top of the Movano store: the logo, the search box, the category menu of batteries and chargers, and a promotional banner.

    E-commerce and B2B platform

    A redesign of a store serving retail and wholesale customers at once, with a new visual identity and a mobile version.

    • Store redesign
    • Mobile version

See selected work

Sebastian, UX designer and accessibility specialist

Hi, I’m Sebastian.

For over a decade I’ve designed digital products in enterprise settings. I bring research, design and code together, and I check accessibility from the first sketch, when a fix costs least.

  • UX Designer
  • Accessibility specialist
  • WCAG 2.2
  • EN 301 549

More about me

Let’s build a site accessible to everyone

Conformant with WCAG 2.2 and designed around the people who will use it. Write to me, I reply within one business day.

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