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Accessibility audits, trainings and culture for teams who want to build better

I help teams and agencies turn accessibility from an afterthought into a standard way of working through practical guidance. Building human-first experiences that users genuinely enjoy.

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Most teams treat accessibility like a compliance checkbox. I don't—and neither should you.

EAA, WCAG and EN 301 549 matter — a lot. You need them, and I'll never tell you otherwise. But understanding guidelines alone don't build good products. Understanding the human needs on the other end of the interface does.

Consumers are 4x more likely to stick with brands whose values actually show up in what they build [1]. And what your customers value is simple: experiences that work, without friction, and the feeling that they belong.

Accessibility isn't a box you check before shipping to satisfy legal compliance. It's what makes the experience good in the first place.

You are showing your audience exactly what you stand for; while getting more people to use and love(!) what you’ve created.

How I can help you

Support at every step of your accessibility journey

  1. Accessibility Training for Teams

    Hands-on, actionable trainings for designers, developers, PMs, testers and more. Give your team the tools they need to build people-first digital experiences with confidence.

  2. Accessibility Consulting
    (Detailpage coming soon)

    Ongoing support to help you build inclusive practice into your workflow, not just your intentions.

  3. Accessibility and UX Reviews
    (Detailpage coming soon)

    Optimise for success with a detail, action-based review of your software, app or pdf against WCAG 2.2 AA, EN 301 549, and UX heuristics.

  4. Long-term Accessibility Strategy
    (Detailpage coming soon)

    From audit to training to systems: I help you embed accessibility into how your company works, not just what it ships.

The goal? Making accessibility feel less overwhelming and a lot more achievable.

Because your service—and the people trying to use it—deserve better than an afterthought.

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Hi, I’m Mina!
UX and certified Web Accessibility Expert

I believe that design exists to help people and meet their needs (but many modern approaches have it backwards...). I bring over 9 years of design and accessibility experience to the table — having worked with small startups to big corporations.

I know that creating accessible experiences may not always feel easy; it requires intention, dedication, and sometimes tough choices. But with the right approach, it's absolutely achievable.

Now, I help product teams and agencies build accessibility into their process from day one, so you can stop firefighting it after launch and start shipping things you're actually proud of.

Testimonials

What happy clients are saying

  • “Mina is like finding a needle in a haystack – exactly the expert we needed. With enormous expertise in design and development and palpable enthusiasm, she guided our team confidently through complex accessibility issues. Solution-oriented, approachable, and always looking beyond the product team – simply indispensable.”

    A bald man with a three day, slightly grey beard and black glasses looking into the camera. Björn Brockmann, Head of UX, Condor Flugdienst GmbH
  • “Mina gave our team a great understanding of the current barriers for people with disabilities. I can highly recommend it to any developer or non-developer team that has set itself the goal of actually living inclusion.”

    A woman with brown-red shoulder-length hair, glasses and a black shirt looking into the camera. Katrin Pascher, Product Owner, Wien Energie
  • “Mina’s training was, simply put, fantastic. The session was comprehensive without being overwhelming, and was exactly what we were looking for. We left the training with a lot of knowledge and confidence that we will be able to slowly but surely implement this into our team’s workflow. We look forward to working with Mina again.”

    A woman with brown shoulder-length hair, brown eyes and freckles looking into the camera in front of a pink background. Emma Magnus, Studio Manager, CWP Studio
  • “Mina led the accessibility training for our designers, web- and app developers with great expertise and empathy, creating an open and motivating atmosphere. We were particularly impressed by how practical and understandable she was in conveying complex content. It was an excellent collaboration.”

    A man in a dark suit and pocket handkerchief looking into the camera. Tamas Feldman, Msc., CEO, Ameisenhaufen
  • “Mina easily broke down complex connections into simple tangible action points that motivated us. I loved that we could immediately implement things after our sessions. I can recommend it to everyone who works digitally to get to know possible barriers and implement solutions.”

    A woman in a bright orange blazer and white shirt with brown hair in a bun looking into the camera. Stefanie Friedel, Vielmehr Webdesign
  • “Mina helped us understand how to apply digital accessibility in our design process and provided a clear roadmap and advice to get there. I was inspired by her passion for inclusivity in design, and it was clear that she is deeply knowledgeable about accessibility and design system practices. I can only recommend working with her.”

    A woman with blonde long hair is smiling, the background is slightly blurred. Adri Parris, Design Lead, Juni

Some of the teams I've worked with:

  • A11YPLAN
  • Anwert
  • Ameisenhaufen
  • dbrand
  • diemedien
  • Condor
  • Erste Group
  • JUNI
  • LWND Kreativagentur
  • Sclable
  • Wien Energie
  • Verbund

Past Events

  1. UX Technikum May 2026

    Design Patterns for mental health and neurodiversity

  2. uxCon Vienna 2025

    Panel Discussion: DEI in the times of constant change

    no recording available

  3. Hatch Conference 2025

    Creating an accessibility-first culture with annotations

Footnotes

  1. 1 The benefits of designing for everyone report (Centre of Inclusive Design, 2024) Jump to footnote #1

Make accessibility an intentional part of how you build — not an afterthought you fix later.

Let's create digital experiences actually excite every user.

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