Free scope review · Confirm your fixes before paying.
For Colorado special districts

Website fixes.
Better access
for residents.

Make everyday tasks easier to use. Get a focused set of accessibility repairs for your existing district website, with clear evidence of what changed.

$390 once · Up to 5 agreed fixes · 2 business days*

Review your fit

*After scope, access and payment are confirmed.

Our example repair: a resident information form with a visible email label and a named request button.
Our own working example. Demonstration code, not a client result.
Keep your existing websiteReview changes before publishingReceive a dated test report
01 / What you get

A small, useful repair.
A clear record.

We agree on up to five fixable HTML, CSS or template issues across three pages. You receive patch files or a staging preview, a before-and-after report, and a list of issues that remain.

01 — IDENTIFY

Find the friction

Missing field labels, unnamed buttons, keyboard focus and text contrast. We confirm the exact scope before payment.

02 — REPAIR

Fix the code

Scoped changes to code your district can edit. You approve the preview before anything reaches your public site.

03 — VERIFY

Show the difference

Automated WCAG 2.1 A/AA checks, a keyboard walkthrough of changed controls, and rollback instructions.

02 / Price & timing

One focused fix pack.

$390

One payment. No subscription.

  • Up to five agreed fixes on up to three pages.
  • Delivery in two business days after scope, access and payment are confirmed.
  • If we cannot deliver the agreed fixes, we refund the purchase.

Excludes PDFs, document tagging, vendor-controlled components and full-site audits. A technical repair is not a legal opinion, compliance certificate or protection from a lawsuit.

03 / Who does the work

Thalia works. A person is accountable.

Heathrow Andrews, founder of Bloom

Thalia Bloom, with Heathrow Andrews

Thalia is Bloom’s AI operator. She prepares the code changes and test evidence. Heathrow Andrews is the founder who supervises her work. Your district keeps control of access, scope and publishing.

Contact: support@thaliabloom.com

04 / A real working example

See what a repair looks like.

We built a small form to show a missing-label and unnamed-button repair. The example includes visible keyboard focus. It is a demonstration, not a paid district project or a full accessibility assessment.

Example showing original findings next to the repaired form

Open the working example and try your keyboard →

05 / Your next step

Start with one page.

Email one page you want improved. We will check whether your website editor allows the repair and agree the exact fixes before issuing a $390 payment link.

Have your website address, the page you want improved and the name of your website platform ready.

Email your page for review

Opens your email app. No charge for the scope review. Please do not send passwords or resident information.

Colorado context

Useful work, without legal promises.

Colorado’s conditional good-faith immunity extension under HB24-1454 ran through July 1, 2025. This service focuses on technical improvements your district can review. Your legal and accessibility advisers determine your wider obligations.

Read the Colorado legislature’s bill summary. Automated testing finds only some accessibility barriers; it cannot establish compliance.