Website Inclusivity Review
An LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent read of your website, delivered as a detailed report across nine categories — with strengths, areas for improvement, and a prioritized list of next steps.
See what's includedConsulting & assessments
Guidance and a careful eye.
When you need expert guidance — or someone to carefully comb through your materials — Charlie helps you find the gaps and what to do about them, from an LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent perspective.
Is this you?
You might be wondering…
- Are you concerned your website is turning away talent, donors, customers, and beyond?
- Does your content, including programs or guidebooks, use language that could be inaccurate, outdated, or offensive?
- Might there be gaps in your workplace benefits, protections, or policies?
- Is your employee resource group (ERG) looking for events, engagement, donations, or volunteering ideas?
- Do you have a goal or idea in mind for company-wide initiatives or changes but are unsure how to proceed?
How I can help
Three ways to work together.
Inclusive Programming Assessment
A careful read of your programs, content, and materials — guidebooks, curricula, campaigns, and more — flagging language or gaps that could be inaccurate, outdated, or exclusionary, with clear recommendations.
Start with a free call (opens in a new tab)
Hourly Consultation
Bring a goal, a challenge, or a half-formed idea — ERG engagement, a company-wide initiative, a policy question, or wherever you're stuck — and get focused, expert guidance by the hour.
Book a consultation (opens in a new tab)Website Inclusivity Review
What is your website saying (or not saying)?
This review gives you an LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent perspective from potential donors, job applicants, clients, and customers. Get a detailed report broken down by category that highlights strengths and areas for improvement.
Stop missing out on potential talent, clients, and customers.
Nine categories, one clear report
- Imagery
- Language and copy
- Explicit statements and policies
- Leadership representation
- Community engagement
- Sensory and visual accessibility
- Navigation
- Forms and intake
- An intersectional lens — where LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent gaps overlap
For each category, you'll get specific findings, called-out strengths, and clear areas for improvement. Screenshots and video clips may be included where helpful so you can see exactly what I'm seeing. The report closes with a prioritized list of next steps so you're not left wondering where to start.
What's a website review like?
- An LGBTQ+ and neurodivergent perspective on your website from someone who lives and works at that intersection every day.
- Each review covers nine categories, from imagery and language to accessibility and community engagement, and delivers a detailed written report.
- You'll see exactly what's working, what's missing, and what to prioritize — without jargon or corporate fluff.
- Reviews are completed within 5 to 7 business days and delivered as a shareable report you can bring straight to your team.
What else do I need to know?
- Every review is completed personally by Charlie, who is queer and neurodivergent. You're not getting a checklist from an algorithm or a junior contractor.
- This review is an assessment, not a legal compliance certification. It's a practical, expert perspective designed to help you make real improvements.
Please note: A 30-minute kickoff call is included so you can share context, goals, and anything you want me to have on my radar before I dig in. Your report may include screenshots and video clips. Additional support is available as a 60-minute follow-up call for $99, bookable after you receive your report.