Brand Accessibility Audit

It’s a detailed review of your brand’s tone, logo, font, color, media, and user experience (UX) through the lens of accessibility and inclusion standards. Tone: Accessible, consistent, inclusive language that builds trust. Logo: Recognition and clarity that create strong first impressions. Color: Palettes that include, empower, and guide Fonts: Typography that communicates clearly across abilities and languages. Media: Images, videos and audio that reflect and accommodate. UX Design: Online and in-personexperiences that reduce barriers and increase ease. You'll receive insights on what’s working, what’s missing, and actionable recommendations to better accommodate your diverse audiences. If you need us to help fix brand or web issues you can request our services after the audit.

Perfect for design leaders, marketing teams, nonprofits, businesses, and accessibility-focused organizations who want their brand to match their inclusive values—and be more accessible to a wider audience. This is likely for you if: You have strong inclusive values but aren’t sure if your visuals show them clearly. You’ve invested in a brand guide but it doesn’t account for accessibility or inclusion. You’ve received feedback that designs aren’t legible, colors clash, or your content doesn’t feel welcoming. You want clear, actionable guidance for your team that supports accessibility, DEI goals and reduces risk.

Full written report with findings Specific recommendations for tone, logo, font, color, media, and UX Priority checklist based on effort vs. impact Access to an Inclusive Brand Guide Cheat Sheet A 30-minute optional debrief call (for certain packages)

Once you submit your materials, the audit usually takes about 5–15 business days depending on the complexity of your submitted brand assets.

Your brand guide (if you have one) Logo files Color palette Fonts Sample marketing pieces (social posts, email designs, flyers, etc.) Website URL If you don’t have all of these, don't worry—I'll guide you through what we can work with!

You'll receive a detailed report with clear next steps you can take immediately. If you want extra support, you’ll have the option to book a consulting call or request creative project help at discounted client rates.

Most audits focus on consistency, visual appeal, or market positioning. This audit is different because it prioritizes audience accessibility, diverse representation, ethical design standards, and accommodations preferred by your audience to create more meaningful, inclusive brand experiences.

No! While we absolutely review digital experiences, we also assess how your print materials, social media, and in-person brand assets reflect inclusive and accessible practices.

Not at all. Most of the time, small foundational adjustments (like color additions, font changes, media updates) can make a huge impact without starting from scratch.

After our Discovery Call we'll give you a clear scope and pricing that reflects your business needs. Our pricing ranges depending if you are a nonprofit, small business or corporation. The first half of payment is due when the contract is signed to secure your spot. The remaining balance is due within 15 days of receiving the final report. If needed, payment installments are available.

Yes, this audit can often be counted as a business expense. Since it directly supports accessibility, marketing, and DEI (Diversity, Equity & Inclusion) goals, many clients categorize it under professional services or accessibility consulting. Additionally, some businesses may qualify for federal or state tax credits or incentives for investing in accessibility. Especially if the audit leads to actionable improvements. Be sure to check with your tax advisor to confirm eligibility based on your location and industry.