Adam Unger (he/him)
Co-Founder
Accessibilities
Afghanistan
About Adam Unger
Adam Unger is the Co-Founder of Accessibilities and serves as the primary client lead for accessibility inspections and consulting engagements. He is a Professional Member of the International Association of Accessibility Professionals and holds the Certified Professional in Accessibility Core Competencies (CPACC) credential.
Adam has completed advanced accessibility training through Deque Systems and IAAP, and works closely with organizations to assess accessibility risk, identify barriers across digital properties, and develop practical, defensible paths toward improvement.
With a background in business development and client strategy, Adam brings a structured, inspection-first approach to accessibility. He works directly with organizations to evaluate websites, digital platforms, and documents using real-world testing methodologies. His work emphasizes clear reporting, transparent documentation, and collaboration with internal teams and developers to drive meaningful, measurable accessibility outcomes.
In addition to his work at Accessibilities, Adam serves as Corporate Engagement Chair for the Los Angeles chapter of the Foundation Fighting Blindness, where he builds partnerships that support research and awareness for blinding retinal diseases.