Accessibility

Accessibility, built in from day one

Every design I create is as accessible as I can make it, so people with disabilities can use it, too. In other words, a website that works for everyone who visits.

  • Body text12.1 : 1 · AAA
  • Light panels6.0 : 1 · AA
  • Buttons7.6 : 1 · AAA
  • Dark panels7.7 : 1 · AAA

Contrast ratios for the colors on my new pages.
WCAG asks for at least 4.5 : 1 for body text (AA) and 7 : 1 for AAA.

My promises

Six things I care about

Accessible designs for everyone

I use high-contrast colors, screen-reader-friendly layouts, smooth keyboard navigation, and fonts that are easy to read. So your site works for as many people as possible.

Diversity and inclusivity first

Your brand concepts should reflect many kinds of people, including diversity in race, gender, ethnicity, culture, ability, economic background, and geography.

Designing for everyone, everywhere

Not everyone has fast internet, especially in rural areas or places with limited digital access. So I build lean sites that load efficiently.

Inclusive, thoughtful language

I use people-first language that is inclusive and respectful.

Compassion at the core

Kindness guides my work, and I am always aiming for a more inclusive world.

My commitment

If you run into an accessibility barrier on my site, email me. I will reply within 5 business days.

See it in action

Try a few comfort settings

Comfort settings

People read websites in different ways.
Flip a switch to see what a more comfortable version can look like.

Sample card

A site that works for everyone

Clear headings, readable text, and strong contrast help every visitor, whether they use a screen reader, a keyboard, or just a phone in bright sunlight.

Let's build a site everyone can use

Tell me about your business, and we’ll make something that looks great and works for every visitor.

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