Digital accessibility
Manual testing, screen readers, WCAG 2.2 and actionable recommendations.
( Business analysis · Accessibility · Development )
I am Kirill Shmelev — a business analyst, developer and digital accessibility specialist. I research processes, identify barriers and help teams turn requirements into working solutions.
( What I do )
I connect user experience, business requirements and technical implementation — and help carry changes through to a verified result.
Manual testing, screen readers, WCAG 2.2 and actionable recommendations.
Interviews, process models, functional requirements, BPMN and OpenAPI.
Integrations, chatbots and internal tools that reduce manual work.
Priorities, cross-team communication and post-implementation verification.
( Selected work )
A project matters when the change becomes visible to users or the team.
A comprehensive service helping organisations identify barriers in digital products, environments and events — and remove them in practice.
From stakeholder research and process modelling to functional requirements, API contracts and implementation support.
Integrations, chatbots and internal tools that remove repetitive manual work from sales, education and customer support.
A service that helps Business Informatics applicants quickly find answers and understand the admissions process.

( About )
I have been blind since childhood and use a screen reader every day. That experience reveals barriers that automated tools often miss.
Accessibility is only one part of my work. I study Business Informatics, model processes, write code and connect people who speak different professional languages.
( Writing )
Accessibility, development and processes with concrete examples and constraints.