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Remediating code, not people.

Providing Quality Solutions for Motivated Minds through strategic consulting in AAC, AI, and UX.

I am advancing abilities through innovative design and discourse—bridging the gap between code and communication to help organizations move from basic compliance to true inclusion.

Kevin Williams • Principal Consultant & CEO of LL Slim LLC

Kevin Williams and Tracy at the AAC-RERC Summit Round Table

Our Mission Moving organizations from basic compliance to true inclusion.

Quality Solutions for Motivated Minds.

Advancing Abilities through Innovative Design and Discourse

LL Slim LLC is led by Kevin Williams, Principal Consultant and CEO. We specialize in working with forward-thinking engineering and leadership teams eager to move past standard checking boxes. As an accessibility-focused software engineer specializing in multi-platform application development and custom communication solutions, I offer a dual-lens approach to digital accessibility and Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) design.

I don't just study accessibility; I rely on it. I don't just write code; I use it to speak. We provide insights that standard accessibility audits miss, moving organizations from basic compliance to true inclusion.

âš¡ Services at a Glance

  • 01. Specialized UX Audits Move beyond automated scanner checklists. As a power user of assistive technology, I conduct deep-dive accessibility evaluations through the lens of lived experience, identifying real-world barriers that scanners miss.
  • 02. Technical Remediation Direct, code-level architecture adjustments to align your software with WCAG 2.1 standards. Expertise spans React, Next.js, Node.js, PHP, and Drupal. I provide actionable code-level solutions to dismantle accessibility hurdles.
  • 03. Strategic Consulting & Speaking Culturally-driven advocacy across two distinct tracks: (1) Technical Engineering Talks: AI-driven assistive pipelines, technical remediation, and code-level audits; and (2) AAC Advocacy & Lived Experience Talks: Navigating the world as a disabled Black man, intersectionality, and the power of AAC as a civil right.