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Accessible Web Design & Training

Websites that work for everyone. Actually everyone.

Accessible, WCAG 2.2 compliant websites for values-led organisations, non-profits, and charities — built to be beautiful and inclusive, without choosing between the two.

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Why it matters

Accessible design doesn't mean boring design

You're an organisation that puts people at the heart, and your website should show that. The idea that you can't have an on-brand, modern website that's fully accessible? That's a myth I love to undo with every project.

WCAG compliance isn't a checkbox. It's a crucial step to ensuring you can reach all the people you exist to serve.

  • Inclusive by default

    Every project is designed with accesibility baked in, never bolted on at the end
  • Built to be accessible

    Every site is developed to WCAG 2.2 AA standards, with accessibility built in from the first line of code
  • Value-aligned only

    I work with organisations whose mission is making things better for people
Three ways I can help

Choose your starting point

Not sure which one is right? Book a free 20-minute call and we'll see where you're at.

Accessibility Workshops

Workshops and trainings designed to help you, and your team bring better accessibility practices into your organisation.

Accessibility Workshops

Accessible Web Design

Thoughtfully designed, accessible websites built in Webflow that look professional, reflect your values, and actually support your goals.

I need a new website

Accessible Website Audits

Not sure what barriers your potential clients are up against when they land on your site? Book a website audit to get a clear action plan.

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How It Works

Accessible Web Design Projects

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Discovery call

We talk about your organisation, your audience, and your goals.

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Tailored proposal

You get a clear proposal with scope, timeline, and investment.

3.

Design & build

I design and build in Webflow, checking in at key points. Accessibility is part of every decision - not checked at the end.

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Launch & handover

We go live with a full accessibility check. You get training on managing your site, plus documentation to keep standards up.

What clients say

In their own words

Rachel reviewed my website and provided me with an understandable and thorough list of recommended changes to make it more accessible, along with a video walkthrough to show me the areas she was referencing (which I found particularly helpful as a visual learner). I feel so much better knowing my website is more accessible for a wider range of people, including people using screen readers and/or who have a visual impairment.

Kate Merrien
CommuniKate Design

Rachel gave our website a full audit and the report was brilliant! Thorough, clearly written, and genuinely practical. Instead of technical jargon, we got a prioritised list of fixes we could act on straight away. The accessibility insights flagged things we'd never have spotted ourselves. Professional, responsive, and clearly passionate about making the web work for everyone. Highly recommend!

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Cameron MacDonald
Sixth Sense Training

We recently worked with The Inclusive Design Company to develop the new website for Diversity Scotland, and I couldn’t be more pleased with the result. From start to finish, Rachel was professional, responsive, and clearly committed to delivering a website that met our needs.She took the time to understand our organisation, our audience, and the importance of accessibility and inclusion in everything we do. What stood out most was her attention to detail, clear communication, and ability to translate our ideas into a functional, visually appealing site. Nothing was too much trouble, and any tweaks or suggestions were handled quickly and effectively. We’ve already had excellent feedback on the new site, and it’s given us a strong platform to showcase our work.

Tony McCaffery
Diversity Scotland

A bit about me

Hi, I’m Rachel and this is all my sisters fault.

I started The Inclusive Design Company in 2025, but the reason I do this work goes back much further. In 2020 I gained a Professional Diploma in UX Design from the UX Design Institute and spent the next five years designing websites - ensuring that accessibility was at the heart of all designs.

My sister Hannah is visually impaired, and constantly comes up against barriers. In websites, processes, presentations, socials - all because they just haven't been designed with someone like her in mind.

So after years of freelancing, I finally started offering trainings alongside my design work.

My hope is that, one team at a time, we can make our organisations more inclusive.

Rachel leaning on the desk with her laptop in front of her, holding a coffee cup. Behind her is a pink and blue mural of East Kilbride attractions.
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Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm UK time