Ana Streczyn

I help organizations improve the accessibility of their websites through consultations, remediation, and technical support for WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and custom websites.

How I Work:

I work directly in the code, implementing practical accessibility solutions that fit the platform and development workflow. Whether I'm reviewing an existing audit or implementing remediation, I focus on the changes that matter most and solutions that hold up in real use.

What I Offer:

• Consultations: Review audits, answer questions, explain requirements, and recommend practical next steps.
• Reviews: Review websites, designs, components, code, or existing audit findings to identify issues and prioritize remediation.
• Remediation: Implement code-level fixes in WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and custom websites based on audit findings or internal reviews.
• Developer Support: Work alongside development teams to implement remediation, review solutions, and provide practical guidance throughout the project.
• Fractional Support: Provide ongoing accessibility expertise as an extension of your team for short-term or long-term projects.

I have 20 years of experience in front end development across WordPress, Shopify, Webflow, and custom coded environments. Much of that experience was gained in a fast-paced agency environment, working with multidisciplinary teams on large-scale web projects.

Almost seven years ago, I became involved in an accessibility initiative at the agency where I was working. What started as an unexpected opportunity eventually became the focus of my career.

I saw firsthand how difficult it could be to translate technical findings into practical implementation. The same questions and challenges I had faced were shared by developers, designers, project managers, content writers, and other team members.

Working through those challenges helped me learn how to explain accessibility in a practical way. It also taught me how to interpret audit findings, identify root causes, and develop effective solutions to real websites.

Today, most of my work centers on accessibility audits and remediation, often helping clients meet legal deadlines to bring their websites into conformance with WCAG. I implement or guide code-level fixes based on audit results, then validate the changes through keyboard testing and screen readers to confirm they work as expected.

Ultimately, what drives my work is removing confusion. I enjoy the challenge of taking complex accessibility issues and making them easier to understand, implement, and maintain.

Outside of work, I’m usually chasing something I want to learn. I love reading, especially historical fiction, watching films, and spending time with friends and family. I keep meaning to get consistent with my guitar again, return to the Italian I started, and revive my spoken Spanish, which has gotten rusty.

I am especially drawn to things that have been around longer than I have. I've been experimenting with restoring old photographs to see what can be brought back. I like figuring out how something was originally made and what it takes to preserve it. If I ever stepped away for a few months, I would happily spend that time learning restoration work in a small European town rather than sightseeing.

I care deeply about animal rescue, and one dream of mine is to have a bigger house with a yard so I can give a home to animals that need some TLC, especially the older or sick ones. I have a soft spot for those babies.