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Accessibility Strategist. Revenue-first. WordPress-native.

Inaccessible websites and webshops leave conversion on the table, bleed support costs and lose tenders. I help digital agencies fix that, with strategy instead of just acompliance checklist.

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Accessibility Strategy

Accessibility is a revenue argument. I build the strategy that gets every department, design, dev, content, sales, pulling in the same direction, with measurable results to show for it.

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Keynote speaker

Interactive and dynamic, Anne woes both conference and in-company audiences of all sizes and levels, with engaging talks about two major topics: accessibility, and effective use of WordPress as your CMS of choice to grow your agency to an enterprise level.

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Mark Weisbrod

CEO

GREYD GmbH

When I met Anne, I quickly realized that I was keen to work with her. She is THE absolute expert in the WordPress business when it comes to accessibility. And it’s not just about shiny presentations, but about real software know-how.

She was the driver behind the development of GREYD.Suite into an accessibility-ready WordPress suite, an important reason for many of our customers to buy GREYD.Suite.

But her commitment goes far beyond consulting. She started introducing our product to well-known agencies and brands completely on her own initiative, as she is probably one of the best-connected people in the WordPress community. So she became an ambassador for GREYD out of conviction.

And by the way, it is a daily pleasure to work with someone who is so passionate about her convictions and works hard to turn them into reality.

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Benjamin Kreuzer

Vice President Marketing

Connexta GmbH

Anne-Mieke managed to get our team on the right track with her keynote and some simple and easy-to-implement tips. While we previously saw accessibility as a complex, large-scale technical project, Anne encouraged us to just get started.

So we did and quickly received great feedback from customers and colleagues. This encouraged us all to do even more and to think of accessibility as part of the website from the outset. I can only recommend anyone working on a website to do the same.

Benjamin Kreuzer on LinkedIn

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Udo Meisen

CPO

Praetor Verlagsgesellschaft mbH

I can only warmly recommend Anne-Mieke Bovelett on the subject of accessibility. She manages to convert even the last grumpy person into an A11y activist within three quarters of an hour – and does so in an extremely entertaining way and with a great deal of expertise and empathy.*

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Translated from German

Udo Meisen on LinkedIn

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Anne writes about the commercial aspects of accessibility, WordPress and cost-effective tools for web agencies and an occasional side topic.

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The insane support bill your CX report won’t explain

18.03.2026

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