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Kill Accessibility Rework in 5 Days

A free email course for digital health product leaders who want fewer late accessibility surprises, less rework and teams that know what done means.

Accessibility issues rarely show up as neat accessibility problems. They show up as reopened tickets, delayed releases, frustrated engineers, QA findings, unclear ownership and work your team thought was already finished.

Start spotting where accessibility rework enters delivery.

After subscribing, you get the first lesson immediately and then one lesson every day. You also get one final email with practical next steps. You can unsubscribe in one click and I will never share your email address.

Does this sound like you?

  • The team thinks it's done, but they're forced to reopen the ticket before release.
  • QA finds avoidable problems in user flows and forms.
  • Product, Design and Engineering each assume someone else owns the decision.
  • Your team debates whether work is really done while release pressure rises.
  • The same issues keep coming back in all the different areas of the product.

This is accessibility rework

And it's not because your team doesn't care or because they need another awareness session. Rework happens because accessibility decisions are happening too late, too inconsistently or in the wrong part of delivery.

The fix is not to bolt accessibility onto the end of your process. What you need is to help your team make better decisions earlier, while real work is happening.

In Kill Accessibility Rework in 5 Days, you'll learn:

  • Day 1: Why finished work keeps reopening.
  • Day 2: Why your definition of done is missing accessibility.
  • Day 3: Why shared responsibility creates unclear ownership.
  • Day 4: Why QA keeps finding avoidable problems.
  • Day 5: Why the same accessibility issues keep coming back.

Start killing accessibility rework. Sign up now!

Tell me where I can send day one of the free email course and get the first lesson right away.

After subscribing, you get the first lesson immediately and then one lesson every day. You also get one final email with practical next steps. You can unsubscribe in one click and I will never share your email address.

Who wrote this course anyway?

Hey! I'm Bogdan. I help product teams kill accessibility rework.

For over 11 years, I've worked on digital products used by healthcare and education organisations. My expertise spans accessibility, inclusive design and modern web technologies, but my real focus is helping product teams become confident enough to build accessible products without depending on an external expert forever.

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I'm a Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC(Opens external link in new tab)), a Section 508 Trusted Tester(Opens external link in new tab) and a certified Design Sprint Facilitator(Opens external link in new tab).

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What are you waiting for?

Get five short lessons on where accessibility rework enters product delivery, plus a final email with two next steps if you want to diagnose where your team stands or get support while real work is happening.

After subscribing, you get the first lesson immediately and then one lesson every day. You also get one final email with practical next steps. You can unsubscribe in one click and I will never share your email address.