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Helping 100+ companies improve accessibility
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Accessibility Audits
From websites and apps to wireframes and virtual reality, our accessibility audits identify and prioritize accessibility compliance issues related to ADA and WCAG.
Training
We create customized accessibility training and materials. Training is delivered online, in person, or through videos.
Legal
We evaluate the technology and its adherence to accessibility requirements. Our findings are documented to stand up in legal cases.
Passion for accessibility with 20 years of experience.
Equal Entry Founder Thomas Logan has curated a team of professionals that are highly experienced with diverse backgrounds. Collectively, they work together to continue bringing the highest quality to Equal Entry's accessibility services.
Latest Blog
Apr 28, 2026
PDF to Accessible Markdown: Introducing an Open Source AI Tool
This article is based on a presentation by Blake Bertuccelli Booth and Dylan Isaac from the University of Illinois Chicago (UIC) at A11yNYC. They presented Equality Reflow, an open-source pipeline that converts PDFs into accessible content through Markdown..
Mar 31, 2026
Totally Listening: Using a Total Communication Approach
This article is based on a presentation by Molly Ziegler and Christina Lompado from the International Academy of Hope (iHOPE) at A11yNYC. It reflects the key ideas they shared about communication access and alternative communication (AAC) technology they use with their students..
Mar 23, 2026
What Is a Digital Accessibility Audit?
If your organization builds, buys, or maintains any digital technology, accessibility is already on your plate. Whether you work in product, engineering, design, compliance, or procurement, you will have to address it.
Join Our A11Y NYC Meetup
Our group exists to advance accessibility and inclusive design. Our goal is to bring together NYC's accessibility community to share ideas, best practices, and our experiences. If you're interested in accessibility and inclusive design then we want you in this group. We meet monthly, our previous presentations are all archived on Youtube. Follow us on Twitter @A11YNYC.
