Kae Anderson, CPACC

Welcome, I'm glad you're here!

I'm Kae (she / her), your friendly neighborhood inclusivity professional.

My name is pronounced like the letter “k” (but if you pronounce it a different way I won’t mind).

I’m an accessibility consultant, and I help businesses, entrepreneurs, and creatives make inclusive websites.

You want the right people to find you and your work. I facilitate that by offering opportunities to enhance your current website. That way everyone who visits will feel welcome.

Between 20 and 25% of people are disabled. Making sure sites are accessible is the right thing to do, and it’s also the right thing to do for your business.

What I’m good at:

Focusing on the experiences of people, rather than rules
Inclusivity that goes beyond accessibility and includes things like designing for anxiety or trauma-informed design
Working with design teams to prevent issues and bring inclusivity in from the start
Finding existing issues so they can be resolved by performing manual and automated website testing
Guiding content writers toward inclusive choices and clear language

What you can expect from me: enthusiasm, exclamation points, encouragement, and education!

What I don’t do:

I’m not a designer or a dev (but I work with with them)
I don’t do group training, workshops, or speaking gigs

What you shouldn’t expect from me: rants, rules, or reprimands

My experience and education:

I’ve worked on accessibility and inclusive design at two Fortune 100 companies
I have certificates from the International Association of Accessibility Professionals (IAAP), the Center For Humane Technology, and the University of Indiana’s School of Public Health
I have a Bachelor’s Degree in anthropology, and I’ve done bootcamps for UX design and front-end development

Accessibility can seem intimidating. I love making it feel doable. And with me on your side you can focus on the things you do best!

I'm open for new clients - feel free to email me to get started.