Website accessibility review
Review an agreed page set for accessibility barriers and document reproducible findings.
First check: Use current official accessibility guidance and avoid claiming certification or legal clearance.
Work family / 9 routes
Bounded technical services performed with the client's permission and a rollback plan.
Compare what you can responsibly deliver, what must be arranged before payment, and what you would decline. A listing here is not evidence of demand or permission to trade.
Review an agreed page set for accessibility barriers and document reproducible findings.
First check: Use current official accessibility guidance and avoid claiming certification or legal clearance.
Connect an approved business process using tools the client is authorized to operate.
First check: Use least-privilege access and obtain explicit authority for consequential actions.
Build a documented operational spreadsheet from a client's defined business rules.
First check: Do not present a model as financial, accounting or professional advice beyond your competence.
Standardize an authorized dataset and provide a change log with exceptions.
First check: Obtain authorized access and preserve an untouched source copy under agreed retention rules.
Organize a merchant's approved product data, images and categories for a store catalogue.
First check: Do not invent product claims or publish changes without the merchant's approval.
Build a narrowly scoped website from approved content with a handover plan.
First check: Use authorized assets, check privacy obligations and never promise search ranking or legal compliance.
Perform agreed updates, backups and checks on an authorized existing website.
First check: Require written access authority and avoid handling payments or sensitive records unnecessarily.
Run approved user journeys and report reproducible defects with evidence.
First check: Use test environments and never perform a consequential action without specific authorization.
Convert an approved design brief into clearly labeled technical drawings.
First check: Check local professional-practice rules; do not offer structural or engineering certification without authority.