Practical accessibility guidance and community for instructional designers and accessibility champions.
Digital accessibility for corporate, government, and education
Find the barriers in your training before your learners do
WCAG audits, remediation, and accessible course design, delivered by a CPACC-certified consultant with 25 years in training, professional development, and learning experience design for corporate, government, education, and L&D teams.
- Discover
- Fix
- Build
What we do
From finding what is broken to fixing it, building the next one right, and training your team to keep it that way.
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One hour, your project, expert feedback you can act on immediately.
Engaging sessions on accessibility and the impact of the Title II ADA ruling.
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We fix accessibility barriers in the presentations, documents, PDFs, and courses you already have.
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We build courses and digital content that meet WCAG from the first draft, not as a retrofit.
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Live training delivered to your team, built around your own content, tools, and platforms.
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We audit your content, LMS, and authoring tools together to find what is failing and what to fix first.
Hello
Meet Nicole L'Etoile
Dr. Nicole L'Etoile is an Accessibility Consultant and Learning Experience Designer dedicated to building learning spaces where accessibility is foundational, not an afterthought.
Holding a Doctorate in Educational Leadership and a certificate in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC), Dr. L'Etoile's career spans roles from school principal to business owner.
Outside of her professional pursuits, Dr. L'Etoile is a three time Boston Marathon Finisher, reflecting her commitment to excellence and community in both her personal and professional lives.
The name "L'Etoile," meaning "Star" in French, highlights the brilliance and high standards she brings to her work.
She also brings the same energy and leadership to the field as she did playing field hockey in college, embodying the spirit of teamwork and perseverance in everything she does.
Join her in advancing digital learning experiences. that are thoughtful, inclusive, and accessible for all.
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What Our Clients Say
Dr. L'Etoile's work with NASPO has been instrumental in advancing our digital accessibility efforts and providing practical resources and guidance to support public procurement professionals across the country. She has partnered closely with the Creative Services team to ensure video content and graphics meet accessibility standards, worked hand-in-hand with the Conferences and Events team to help ensure conferences are accessible and welcoming for all attendees, and collaborated with the Procurement U team to build a digital accessibility resource hub for our members and integrate digital accessibility principles throughout our course design process.
National Association of State Procurement Officials
National Association of State Procurement Officials
NASPO
Participating in this course was one of the best professional decisions I have made. I am much better equipped to assess digital content and hold vendors accountable for ensuring full accessibility. I am looking forward to consulting on the improvement of eLearning modules in my organization and impacting the educational experience for all. This course gave me the confidence, toolbox and skills to do so!
Nathalie Korpics, MS
Nathalie Korpics, MS
Training Program Manager
This training provided a clear and practical understanding of the Web Content Accessiblity Guidelines (WCAG) standards, which I can now apply to enhance accessibility across our online courses. The resources were highly relevant, and the instructional videos made complex concepts easy to grasp. The final course audit project, paired with Nicole’s timely and constructive feedback, was especially valuable in helping me identify areas for improvement and strengthen my ability to guide faculty and course developers moving forward.
Joanna Nagelhout
Joanna Nagelhout
Instructional Design Specialist
I really enjoyed how the course (Making Online Content Accessible for All) is structured around WCAG guidelines. Breaking the content into clear, manageable sections made learning something completely new and complex feel achievable. My favorite part was the practical, hands-on approach. We didn't just learn what to do; we actually applied the skills. This experience has given me the confidence to approach accessibility more proactively, and I now feel better equipped to implement accessible design in my work.
Agnes Orzechowski,
Agnes Orzechowski,
Professor
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