A lot of small business websites look polished.
But underneath, they push people away.
Not on purpose.
Nobody talks about where the gaps are.
Over the last year, I started paying closer attention to how website platforms like Squarespace are sold.
Speed. Templates. “So easy anyone can do it.”
Accessibility, when it is mentioned, is buried in the fine print.
The responsibility is placed on the business owner to figure it out.
Most people do not realize that.
They assume the platform handled the basics.
What feels clear to one person can be confusing or unusable to someone else.
And most business owners never see that version of their site.
Once you notice this, you cannot unsee it.
So I made something helpful
I put together a free Website Accessibility Guide + Checklist.
Short.
Practical.
Focused on what automated tools miss.
(Click it! No spam. No selling your data.)
You will learn
✔ What WCAG A, AA, and AAA actually mean
✔ Issues automated scans never catch
✔ How accessibility builds trust and conversions
✔ Five smart questions to ask your web designer
Want a deeper look?
If you want clear, human feedback on your specific site, I also offer a Mini Accessibility Audit.
It shows what is helping, what is hurting, and what to fix first.
You can learn more by reading the guide.
Have questions? Hit reply.
I read every response.
Thanks for being here,
Lindsay
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