We’ve been building accessible, optimized sites since before it was trendy. We won an award for it. We partner with disability organizations. We wrote a white paper. If it were just marketing, we’d have picked something easier to sell.

Every website consumes energy — servers, networks, devices. A bloated site with uncompressed images and sloppy code uses more energy per visit. Multiply that by thousands of visitors, and it adds up. We build lean: optimized assets, efficient code, green hosting. The BAM site saves the equivalent of a 400km flight per year. That’s what sustainable means.

We aim for WCAG 2.1 AA as a baseline. Full AAA compliance depends on the project and content type. We’ll tell you what’s realistic for your case and what trade-offs exist.

Yes. We can run an accessibility audit and give you a prioritized list of fixes — whether you want us to implement them or hand it to your team.

Not if you do it from the start. Retrofitting accessibility is expensive. Building it in from day one costs roughly the same as building it wrong. We just build it right.

Accessibility isn’t just screen readers. Clear navigation, simple language, consistent layouts, reduced motion options — these help users with cognitive disabilities, elderly users, and frankly everyone else too. Good design is inclusive design.

When possible, yes. We recommend and work with hosting providers that offset their energy consumption. If you’re locked into a specific provider, we optimize everything else to compensate.

We can provide documentation on what we’ve implemented and the measurable impact. We don’t do greenwashing — if the numbers are real, we’ll show them. If they’re not impressive yet, we’ll tell you that too.