I am not an accessibility expert. Yet because I am blind, I am expected to not only tell companies that their site/product/document isn& #39;t accessible but also why and how to fix it. Please pay the experts to do this, it is their job and they would like to help you. #a11y

Imagine working at a bank and the client database accessed by customer service agents suddenly stopped functioning. Would you ask the client to fix it? The customer service agent? No, you& #39;d call your tech support team. The same applies here.

I probably know more about accessibility than the average person because I have to. But I don& #39;t know very much. If you wouldn& #39;t pay me to fix your product in general because you recognise I don& #39;t have the skill to do it, don& #39;t expect me to tell you how to make it accessible.

Also, there is a huge difference between usability and accessibility testing. I can tell you how user friendly your product is for me and that feedback may be helpful. I cannot tell you if it complies with accessibility guidelines. Again, pay the experts. #a11y