Every space tells a story about who it welcomes, and who it unintentionally leaves out. Accessibility Assessments help organizations understand how people of all ages, abilities, and backgrounds experience a site in real time. Through on-site evaluations, stakeholder conversations, and careful attention to lived-experience perspectives, the assessment examines pathways, terrain, signage, transit access, circulation, and the subtle social cues that shape how a place is used. The process centers mobility-impaired visitors, non-drivers, multilingual community members, children, and seniors to reveal barriers that are often overlooked in traditional planning or design.

Grounded in real-world conditions, and informed by national case studies and equitable design principles, an Accessibility Assessment will equip organizations with a roadmap for creating more inclusive, intuitive, and welcoming environments, including a clear narrative of strengths, challenges, and opportunities for improvement, paired with practical, achievable recommendations. Jonathan helps clients identify next steps, prioritize investments, and move toward a future where everyone can navigate, engage, and participate fully.