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About us

Our passion is helping site owners benefit from being digitally inclusive.

Our Mission

Most of our team has personal experience with disability – either having disabilities ourselves or family members and close friends with disabilities. We know how making websites accessible can make huge differences in daily life, independence and human dignity. A big part of our “why” for doing this work is making a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. We aim to empower people of every ability.

We are pragmatists and optimizers too. We love working on ways to help businesses increase their efficiencies, conversions and ultimately revenue. Web accessibility, especially in eCommerce and other high user interaction sites, can be one of the biggest improvements in user experience (UX) for all users, which in turn can drive revenue increases. We want to make a genuine difference, and that starts from making sure site owners see the positive impact of our work.

Our Team

The AccessiCart team has decades of experience designing, developing and maintaining websites, and supporting website owners. All the members of our team have training in website accessibility, and continue to pursue continuing education to stay up to date on emerging best practices. Several members of our team regularly present webinars to help share knowledge and educate site owners.

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We love helping people learn about web accessibility, and are always happy to explain or demonstrate any accessibility areas which need improvement — in either “super geek speak” or “non-technical founder-ese” – we’ll make things easy to understand.

Meet Our Team

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Bet Hannon

CEO

Bet brings experience as a business owner, project manager and a nonprofit administrator. She loves helping businesses optimize their processes for better efficiency and return on investment (ROI).

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Meg Miller

Accessibility Lead

Meg brings both design and development skills, having been developing since they were ten. Family members with disabilities nudged them toward a focus on accessibility.


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