I’m thrilled to share something Pedal Point has been working on all through 2025: three new accessibility packages crafted straight from client feedback and real service experience. These aren’t abstract offerings or checkbox audits. They’re designed to fit how teams actually work, solve real accessibility challenges at affordable costs, and help organizations build confidence and clarity around inclusive digital experiences.
Each package can stand on its own. You can start with one and add others later. And taken together, they form a practical pathway from understanding your current barriers to building internal capability and momentum.
Focused Accessibility Report (FAR)
For teams that want fast clarity and smart prioritization.
The Focused Accessibility Report (FAR) gives you a targeted deep dive into your site’s accessibility fundamentals, so you can see what’s blocking people and what moves the needle most quickly. A FAR looks at structural pieces common to every page—the header, footer, and other shared components—plus five pages of your choosing. That combination gives a well-rooted and holistic view of your site’s patterns, not just a handful of scattered pages.
One of my favorite parts of the FAR is how it opens: you get a top-5 list of high-impact accessibility wins right at the start. It’s a key takeaway before you even read the full findings. Then the report walks you through the issues with plain language, priority guidance, and realistic next steps—no jargon, just usable insight.
In just 5 to 10 business days, you can have the most important areas of your website tested and reviewed for accessibility in an easy-to-follow, immediately actionable report.
Accessibility Momentum Program (AMP)
For website owners who want steady progress that sticks.
If a FAR gives you understanding, the Accessibility Momentum Program (AMP) gives you structure. This is a multi-month engagement built for consistency—not just “fix a few things and call it good.” With AMP, you get sustained accessibility enhancements, regular alignment with Pedal Point, progress checks, and planned action that fits your capacity and priorities.
We spread the work (and the cost) over time in a way that keeps your budget manageable while still moving forward. That makes accessibility improvements less overwhelming and more integrated into your workflow.
Along the way, you get regular summaries of what what’s been tackled and where things are headed next. That budget-friendly pacing and expert treatment means you can build accessibility momentum without burning out your team.
If you’re looking for a way to ensure accessibility improvements keep happening, even when your internal team is stretched thin, AMP provides a calm, reliable path forward.
Live Accessibility Building Sessions (LABS)
For teams who want to learn and do at the same time.
I’m particularly excited about Live Accessibility Building Sessions (LABS) because they blend action with education. These aren’t abstract trainings or slide decks that feel disconnected from your work. In LABS we sit down with your actual website and tools together—testing live, applying fixes, and explaining why we do what we do in real time.
You get both the benefit of expert testing and immediate treatment plus practical, contextual training for your team. Between sessions, your team gets space to practice implementing the fixes and enhancements we discuss. That space to apply what you’ve learned is where confidence grows. When we come back together, questions are sharper, understanding is deeper, and progress is tangible.
LABS is ideal for teams who want to build internal accessibility skills while still making real improvements to their site, guided by an experienced partner every step of the way.
Why these packages matter
What excites me most isn’t a new product lineup; it’s what these packages unlock for teams: confidence, clarity, and momentum. They take the mystery out of where to start, how to prioritize, and how to grow accessibility capability over time. Whether you need a quick and targeted review, ongoing partnership, or hands-on learning, there’s a grounded, practical way to move forward without reinventing the wheel.
Accessibility is a journey. With FAR, AMP, and LABS, you’re not walking alone—you’ve got a roadmap and support that meets you where you are.
If you’re curious which package fits your team, drop me a line and let’s talk it through. I can’t wait to collaborate and help empower accessibility in a more focused, flexible, and humane way.
