Direct Accountability
One person owns the work from intake through delivery. No account manager between you and the person reading your codebase.
A Puerto Rican, veteran-owned accessibility consulting and web development firm. We help organizations across the US and Puerto Rico achieve WCAG compliance, remediate barriers, and build inclusive digital experiences from the ground up.
Founder & CEO
U.S. Army Veteran · Puerto Rican Entrepreneur
Daniel brings a background in software testing, web development, IT systems, and product management to accessibility practice.
After serving in the U.S. Army, he built Huracán Studios to bring discipline and accountability to a space that too often treats accessibility as an afterthought — audits engineers can act on, remediation that holds up to retesting, and documentation that satisfies legal and procurement scrutiny.
Professional background
Accessibility should be a foundational principle of web development, not a checkbox at the end of a project.
Too many websites are built without considering the 1 in 4 American adults who live with a disability (CDC, 2023). We build accessible sites from the start and help organizations bring existing sites into compliance.
“The power of the Web is in its universality. Access by everyone regardless of disability is an essential aspect.”
Huracán Studios LLC is a 100% Puerto Rican, veteran-owned and operated business. That background informs how we work: with discipline, accountability, direct communication, and a long-term commitment to the work.
The name Huracán carries force, memory, and renewal. In Puerto Rico, we know that a single powerful event can expose weakness, reorder priorities, and demand that what comes next be stronger.
That idea shapes our work. The web often changes after one consequential incident: a lawsuit, a failed audit, a broken user journey. What follows should not be a temporary patch — it should be a corrected, more resilient experience.
One defining incident can become the turning point that produces something stronger, clearer, and more intentional.
Accessibility work is about rebuilding digital experiences so they serve people better. As a veteran-owned studio, we bring a service mindset: assess honestly, act decisively, and leave the result stronger than we found it.
That is the spirit behind the name Huracán.
We run close to the work. Accessibility projects require judgment, follow-through, and clear communication — not just a checklist. Clients work with a team that treats execution as a reflection of trust.
Large firms bring resources — and account managers, standardized templates, and teams where the person who scoped your audit may never have spoken with the person who wrote your report. Daniel leads every engagement directly. You get the same person in discovery, the audit, and remediation review. When something unexpected surfaces mid-project, there is no handoff queue.
One person owns the work from intake through delivery. No account manager between you and the person reading your codebase.
We scope each engagement against your actual site, stack, and risk profile — not a tiered package designed for throughput.
Questions about scope, severity, or tradeoffs get answered by the person doing the work, not escalated.
We believe accessibility should be built into the web from the beginning, not added as an afterthought. Every project starts with inclusive design principles.
Accessibility is an ongoing commitment, not a one-time project. We build relationships with clients to support continuous compliance.
We empower clients to understand accessibility. An informed client creates better, more accessible content on their own.
Legal required WCAG 2.2 AA remediation before a federal contract renewal. A prior third-party scan had flagged 47 violations across the application, but the team had no remediation roadmap and no clear path to retest.
We ran a full WCAG 2.2 AA audit to establish a precise baseline, prioritized findings by severity and user impact, then remediated violations across three delivery sprints with verification testing at each stage.
The re-audit returned zero critical violations. The contract was renewed, and the accessibility fixes measurably improved keyboard navigation and screen reader experience across the application.
Mid-size SaaS Platform serving federal agencies — Section 508 compliance required for contract renewal
Representative engagement outcomes. Individual results vary based on site size, complexity, and remediation scope.
We let the work speak. Reviews are on Clutch and Google — unfiltered, from the teams we've worked with directly.
If you need clarity on where the barriers are, start with an audit. If you already know the work ahead, let us discuss the project directly.