Learn, practice, and experience digital accessibility

Pedal Point Solutions helps organizations create inclusive digital experiences through testing, training, consulting, and accessible builds

Accessibility packages that work together

Created from real client needs, these affordable accessibility packages work on their own or together to help organizations move from immediate improvements to long-term accessibility strategy.

A fast, targeted accessibility review that identifies high-impact issues and provides clear, prioritized guidance to improve accessibility confidently and quickly.

An ongoing engagement that combines regular check-ins, focused work, and strategic alignment to help you make steady, tangible web accessibility progress.

Hands-on, collaborative workshops where teams learn by doing, exploring real accessibility opportunities on their own websites together with expert guidance.

Why Pedal Point?

Certified experience. Real world insight

We are a Disability:IN certified Disability-Owned Business Enterprise (DOBE) led by a blind founder who is an IAAP Certified Professional in Web Accessibility and lives accessibility every day.

Broad expertise. Deep tech skills

Across testing, development, training, and consulting, we provide wide-ranging capabilities and practical hands-on solutions that keep your website and digital products strong, sustainable, and accessible from start to finish.

Digital solutions shaped by empathy

Our team’s direct experience with disability informs everything we do, This uniquely positions us to provide services and solutions that address real needs and deliver meaningful, lasting value.

Get a free accessibility snapshot

Get a quick, complimentary evaluation of accessibility obstacles and opportunities on your homepage with actionable insights. Send us a link to your website, and we’ll follow up by email with results and schedule a 30-minute Zoom call to walk through them together. No strings attached.

What People are Saying

"Partnering with Pedal Point has sharpened my own approach to accessibility. From exploring assistive tech to exchanging new ideas, our collaboration continually broadens my perspective."
“Working with Pedal Point to refresh our website’s content and accessibility has made a real difference. The updates not only make our site easier for everyone to use, but also help Neighbor2Neighbor reach more people while making our digital space more inviting and authentic.”
"Pedal Point Solutions went above and beyond. We are excited to continue collaborating with them to make our website as accessible as possible and help our team learn to do the same."

Trusted by organizations like yours

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Latest articles from our blog

Homepage banner of the new Human Touch Home Care website, with the headline "Safe At Home With Human Touch Home Care" over a photo of a smiling older woman. Human Touch Home Care Launches a New Website Built for Everyone September 30, 2026 Human Touch Home Care has a new website, and we are thrilled to share it! A family-owned legacy of care Since 2005, this family-owned home care registry based in Flourtown, PA has helped older adults stay safe and comfortable in the homes they love. Founder Bess Wray started the company on a simple belief: most […]
Venn diagram of three overlapping circles labeled Content, Context, and Purpose. Content answers What? and pairs with the preposition "of." Context answers Where? and pairs with "about." Purpose answers Why? and pairs with "for." All three circles overlap in the center on the words "alt text." Guided Alt Text Generation: fill in the blanks, get alt text that actually works August 23, 2026 "Generate alt text for this image" gets you generic mush every time. Here's the three-word prompt trick that gets AI to actually think like you do about content, purpose, and context.
Illustration of a browser window containing a large yellow button labeled “Vibe code it!” A magnifying glass over the button reveals the underlying code as a div with a class="button" attribute, suggesting the button is visually styled but not semantically coded as a real button. AI-Generated Code is Inaccessible by Default May 25, 2026 AI coding tools can generate polished interfaces at remarkable speed, but polished is not the same as accessible. This post looks at why AI-assisted code often inherits the web’s inaccessible patterns, what the WebAIM Million and real-world testing reveal, and why developers still need to prompt, test, and refine with accessibility in mind. The vibes may be strong, but the markup still needs supervision.

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