2021
Pilot studio in Ulsan
First hybrid cohort focused on keyboard-first civic dashboards with a transit vendor squad.
About
We grew out of vendor review rooms, not slide decks
Coreflowhub Institute started when mentors kept seeing the same late-stage accessibility fixes during agency reviews. We built compact cohorts so teams could rehearse evidence, documentation, and remediation before those reviews—not after.
Principles: name limits early, keep assistive tech pairing social, and treat procurement language as a design constraint—not an afterthought.
Milestones
2023
Mentor review network
Scaled live mentor reviews across seven time zones with paired QA and frontend mentors.
2025
Documentation studio launch
Added procurement-ready writing labs after vendor teams asked for calmer evidence packets.
Team
Accessibility instructor
Haneul Park
Teaches semantic contracts between design systems and QA reviewers across vendor builds.
QA reviewer
Rowan Ellis
Builds keyboard-first prototypes and coaches teams on evidence bundles for audits.
Accessibility instructor
Amara Okonkwo
Leads ARIA clinics with paired VoiceOver and NVDA sessions for dense dashboards.
QA reviewer
Leo Hartmann
Designs repeatable testing rails that connect Playwright runs with human narration checks.
Frontend mentor
Mateo Alvarez
Pairs on component remediation with Storybook assertions and procurement-ready patch notes.
Program support
Priya Desai
Translates technical fixes into calm documentation for mixed design and vendor audiences.
Accessibility instructor
Noa Ben-David
Facilitates audit simulations with rotating roles so no single engineer carries the cognitive load.
Program support
Sora Kim
Coordinates cohort logistics, captioning vendors, and bilingual glossaries for KR/EN cohorts.