Evara AccessAccess for All
Accessibility Consulting for Organizations

Make accessibility information clear before guests arrive.

A remote accessibility information review that helps guests make informed decisions — more visitors can reach you, move through your space, and come back. Built on 13 years of hands-on accessibility fieldwork, with practical guidance for hotels and businesses internationally.

Sample Access Checklist
Entrance ramp present
Ramp gradient within standard
Doorway width clearance
Clear route to entrance
Full checklist is tailored to each site during the audit.
Remote information reviews
13+ yrsField experience
13+ years in accessibility fieldwork IAAP CPACC certification in progress Focused on Gulf region development projects
What We Look For

The access details your guests need before booking.

Many accessibility information gaps are practical to address — they're just never checked for until someone points them out.

01

Missing step-free access details

A guest cannot tell from the published information whether there is a step-free route or what assistance may be needed.

02

Unclear access measurements

Published information may omit useful dimensions and details, leaving guests unable to judge suitability before booking. — often built without a gradient standard in mind.

03

Limited room and route information

Room descriptions and access routes may lack the measurements or photographs customers need to make an informed decision.

Why It's Worth Fixing

This isn't about avoiding a problem — it's about reaching more people.

An accessible space is a bigger, more loyal customer base, not just a checklist item.

Reach a bigger customer base

Wheelchair and mobility-device users, older visitors, and families with strollers all avoid spaces they can't easily enter.

Strengthen your reputation

An accessible space signals that a business or development is well-run and welcoming to everyone who visits.

Get ahead of evolving standards

Fixing access issues now, while a site is still being planned or built, is simpler and cheaper than retrofitting later.

Support inclusive development goals

Accessible infrastructure is part of the inclusive-growth vision behind many of the region's largest development projects.

How It Works

A straightforward process, start to finish.

01

Initial conversation

A short call to understand your site, your goals, and your timeline — no obligation.

02

Remote website and information review

A remote review of published accessibility information, website content and booking steps — either on site or from building plans.

03

A clear, prioritized report

Every issue found, ranked by how much it matters and how easy it is to fix — no vague recommendations.

04

Support through the fix

Guidance while changes are implemented, and a follow-up check once the work is done.

What You Receive

Prioritized reportEvery issue ranked by impact and ease of fix — nothing vague.
Website and information review notesFindings from the actual walkthrough or building plans.
Follow-up checkA second look once changes are made, to confirm the fix works.
Who This Is For

Built for teams shaping accessible spaces.

Commercial Developers

Hospitality & Retail

Vision 2030 Development Projects

Corporate Offices

Who You're Working With

13 years of fieldwork, not a generic checklist.

Evara Access consulting is led by an accessibility professional with 13 years of hands-on field experience identifying and resolving access barriers, currently completing the IAAP CPACC (Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies) certification.

13+ years in the accessibility field
IAAP CPACC certification in progress

Let's take a first look at your space.

A short conversation is all it takes to know if there's a quick win worth fixing. No pressure, no obligation.

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