Welcome everyone
Make your digital experience welcoming to everyone by genuinely including people with disabilities in its creation.
We make it easy—you make a difference.
What we do
Accessibility helps everyone. But a welcoming experience is meaningfully different—it anticipates your needs and treats you equally. And no one knows this better than people with disabilities.
This is why we genuinely include real people and specialists to give you the accessibility insights and guidance you need to make your digital experience welcoming to everyone.
Our services focus on web and video game accessibility.
Who we are
Easy Surf is a digital accessibility consultancy with a focus on web and gaming.
Our core team includes a certified Accessibility Specialist (CPACC) and a community of Accessibility Consultants who identify as having a disability. So, we understand accessibility barriers because we've lived them. And we know what it feels like when a website or game welcomes you in.
Though small, our team is diverse in experience and rich in knowledge. And our attentive, adaptive, and genuinely inclusive approach is what sets us apart.
We operate out of Vancouver, British Columbia.
Why work with us
Boost your brand value
52% of Americans actively consider company values before making a purchase
62% of Canadians say they would be more likely to give their business to a company if they knew they supported people with disabilities.
Expand your market
22% of Canadians have a disability. That’s about 6.2 million people.
Making websites accessible benefits people without disabilities, too—like the aging population.
Reduce legal risks
In 2022, there were 3,255 lawsuits against inaccessible websites filed under the Americans with Disability Act—a 12% increase since 2021.
Desktop websites represent 97% of digital accessibility lawsuits under ADA.
Push innovation
Accessibility doesn’t hinder innovation. It is innovation. Everyday inventions that benefit everyone—like typewriters, emails, video captions, and curb cuts—were originally created for people with disabilities.