Mauricio Mendoza Bixli

I help organizations move beyond one-time audits and build sustainable accessibility programs that reduce legal risk and strengthen digital performance.

Through Bixli and the COREAccess™ System, I provide executive-level guidance in three areas:

1. Strategic Consulting

• Accessibility strategy aligned with business goals
• ADA & WCAG risk analysis with clear executive reporting
• Roadmaps with measurable milestones
• Governance, policy, and workflow integration
• Vendor and procurement guidance

2. Mentoring & Advisory

• Fractional accessibility leadership
• Developer and design team mentoring
• Decision support during product planning
• Review of remediation plans and internal processes
• Support during compliance inquiries

3. Training & Implementation

• Practical WCAG implementation training
• Workflow-based accessibility integration (design → build → QA)
• Documentation standards and sustainable testing practices

The COREAccess™ System embeds accessibility into operations through:

• Comprehensive manual and AI assisted audits
• Code-level remediation guidance
• Risk-based prioritization
• Documentation and accountability systems

No overlays. No cosmetic fixes. No shortcuts.

The result: accessible digital experiences that stand up to scrutiny, improve usability for all users, and become a durable business practice and not a temporary compliance effort.

My career spans software development, data systems, and digital strategy, which naturally led me to accessibility as both a technical discipline and an ethical responsibility.

As the founder of Bixli, I work at the intersection of accessibility, client acquisition, and sustainable digital systems. I bring a systems-level mindset to accessibility—understanding not only how issues arise in code and content, but why they persist inside organizations. This allows me to address root causes rather than symptoms.

I am deeply involved in accessibility education and professional communities, regularly mentoring founders, consultants, and technical teams on how to embed accessibility into their processes from the start. My work emphasizes compliance with WCAG and ADA expectations while also advocating for accessibility as a long-term business advantage, not just a legal requirement.

What drives my work is the belief that accessibility should be intentional, measurable, and respectful of both users and the teams building the product. When accessibility is done well, everyone benefits.

Outside of work, I enjoy staying connected to my local entrepreneurial community and mentoring founders who are building meaningful products and services. I value thoughtful conversations, collaboration, and helping people see complex problems more clearly.

I enjoy cooking, experimenting with recipes, and sharing meals with family and friends. I’m also drawn to systems thinking beyond technology—how people, processes, and incentives interact, and how small changes can lead to meaningful improvement.

At heart, I’m a builder and a mentor. Whether in business or personal life, I’m motivated by clarity, fairness, and creating environments where people can do their best work.