Kris Rivenburgh

Yes, you can make six figures in digital accessibility. Professionals working as auditors, consultants, remediation specialists, and freelancers regularly cross the $100,000 threshold. The demand for accessibility services continues to grow as ADA compliance, EAA...

Most Fiverr freelancers selling accessibility audits deliver automated scan output, not a genuine (manual) evaluation. The price is low because the effort is low. A real accessibility audit requires a human auditor to evaluate each...

The right questions before hiring an accessibility specialist will separate qualified professionals from those who overstate their capabilities. You need to confirm their audit methodology is fully manual, their WCAG conformance knowledge is current, and...

The digital accessibility industry has an estimated market size between $800 million and $1 billion globally. There is no single publicly traded entity that defines the entire sector, so “market cap” in the traditional stock...

Pricing accessibility services as a freelancer comes down to three things: what you deliver, how long it takes, and what the market supports. Most freelancers undercharge early on and overcorrect later. A grounded pricing approach...

CPACC certification is worth it for most people entering or advancing in digital accessibility. The credential signals foundational knowledge of disability types, assistive technologies, and accessibility standards to employers, clients, and procurement teams. It does...

Starting a digital accessibility business is a strong move if you have the right skills. Demand for accessibility audits, VPAT/ACR services, remediation, and consulting has grown steadily for years, and the legal environment continues to...

Accessibility job interviews tend to follow a predictable pattern. Interviewers want to know if you understand WCAG, can evaluate digital content, and communicate clearly about conformance. Knowing the most common questions ahead of time gives...

The Web Accessibility Specialist (WAS) exam is worth taking if you work directly in digital accessibility and want a credential that signals deep technical knowledge. It is the most respected technical certification in the field,...

Fiverr takes 20% of every completed order from the seller. On a $100 gig, $20 goes to Fiverr and $80 goes to the freelancer. This flat percentage applies to all sellers regardless of level, volume,...