Your audit report, turned into shipped fixes.
Send me the report. Get back fixed code, verified with the assistive technology your users rely on.
I'm Christopher Sullivan, a blind accessibility professional and daily NVDA and JAWS user. I focus on Texas school districts, charter schools, cities and counties, and web agencies that white-label accessibility fixes.
Send your findingsStart with what you already have
I can work from:
- An existing audit report
- An ADA demand letter
- A failed audit from a vendor you won't hire again
- Axe or WAVE scanner output
- Gaps in a VPAT
Services
Remediation sprints
Fixed-scope, deliverable-based work that turns your findings into shipped code. Before work starts, I confirm the issues and deliverables with you.
Remediation sprint detailsValidation retesting
I confirm each fix works with assistive technology and document anything that remains unresolved.
Validation retesting detailsRemediation guidance
Code-level direction for teams that want to make the fixes themselves.
Remediation guidance details
Why I don't sell audits
You already have findings, whether they came from a report, letter, scanner, or VPAT. My job is to fix the barriers those findings identify.
The fixer shouldn't be the finder. Because I don't audit, your auditor can independently verify my work. That separation is cleaner for compliance.
How fixes are verified
Every fix is verified with the assistive technology your users rely on. I test with NVDA and JAWS, check text resize and reflow, inspect reading order without CSS, and review forms one by one, including labels, instructions, errors, and focus.
Selected work
I build and maintain open-source accessibility testing tools. Selected public work is available on GitHub.
Credentials
I'm currently completing the DHS Trusted Tester certification. IronShuttle is an independent, deliverable-based practice.