We are a small group of accessibility specialists who formed the AccessEquals partnership to offer a wide range of services under one roof. We have each dedicated many years to improving digital accessibility and have accumulated extensive experience in accessible digital strategy, architecture, content and code. Our combined expertise enables us to provide our clients with support at any stage of the project life cycle. About the partners
We have worked for and with some of the most important organisations who care about accessibility - including the W3C, Apple, Microsoft, RNIB and the NHS. Bim
Bim’s grasp of accessibility guidelines and how to apply them is central to the services we offer. After working with an impressive array of organisations, the BBC, Shell UK, Tesco, ONS and WHO, to name but a few, she joined W3C, the organisation that governs international standards for the Web. Lynn
A full-stack web developer and accessibility expert since 1997, Lynn has advised and guided many companies including Apple, Microsoft, Barclays Bank and Argos. Lynn has an in-depth understanding of accessible front-end scripting and is a power-user of assistive technology. Stephen
Stephen has worked for many organisations in the private, public and voluntary sectors. When RNIB re-launched its most accessible website to date, he was solely responsible for its accessibility. Most recently he was in charge of ensuring accessibility compliance in a major NHS project. His mentoring skills while working with developers have been admired by everyone who has gained by them. William
William has worked with household names in the UK financial sector, like Liverpool Victoria, and on central government websites, including the Police Action Fraud website. He has many years' experience as a front-end developer working with open source software. As well as his extensive experience, William’s eye for detail and enthusiasm for new technologies help bring quality and flexibility to the services we offer.
