Research, design and accessibility delivery
Understand a service, prototype an improvement and implement accessible experiences with test evidence.
Example scope. The proposal confirms deliverables, named personnel, timing and fixed price.
When this fits
Users struggle to complete a task, teams lack a shared design system, or known accessibility defects need repair.
What you receive
- Research synthesis, service blueprint or design-system decisions
- Editable designs and implementation specifications
- Source-level remediation with criterion-level findings where commissioned
- Retest results, known limitations and operator guidance
Synthetic research sample / Version 1.0
Research and service-design plan
- Question
- Can a first-time resident identify and begin the correct service?
- Scenario
- Fictional service directory
Synthetic research sample
Inspect the structure.
Makes the research question, consent, synthesis and design decision inspectable.
Illustrative methods, not a prior client engagement or measured outcome.
Open the inspectable research plan sample ↗Scope before commitment.
Agree the inputs, acceptance and responsibilities for your project.
Plan the engagement
- Priority journeys, product access and existing research
- Agreed standards, test environments and evaluation scope
- Priority tasks are tested with the agreed participant or scenario set
- Agreed accessibility defects are retested in the stated environment
- Reports identify versions, criteria, methods and remaining limitations
- Arrange access to representative users and product owners
- Approve research permissions and evaluation scope
- Automated scans alone are not a complete accessibility audit
- An ACR/VPAT or PDF/UA claim requires its own evaluated product and scope
Evidence and examples
Inspect each example's source, relationship and limits.
Delivery sequence
- Confirm the problem, inputs and decision owner.
- Agree scope, acceptance, responsibilities and price.
- Build and review working increments.
- Evaluate, record limitations and complete the agreed handover.