This is where I share my experiences navigating and testing the digital world—from websites and apps to online documents and tools. You’ll find practical tips, observations, and reflections on what makes digital spaces truly accessible. Whether you’re a designer, developer, content creator, or just curious about inclusive tech, this space is for you.
One day my friend the lawyer called me. She said she wanted her own website so clients could find her. Then she said her AI assistant told her she could build it herself. My hair stood up. I know exactly … Continue reading
Until recently, I used to think that companies buy accessibility overlays because they are cheaper than a manual audit and proper fixes. After a conversation with a business that had good intentions, I understood that this is not the whole … Continue reading
Recently, I had to work on a website that is a very good example of how accessibility can look good on paper and fail completely in real life. The designers decided that instead of designing the webpage properly, they would … Continue reading
This post was inspired by a recent project where I audited a website that hadn’t been updated in more than 20 years. The layout, navigation, and design all felt outdated—and so did its approach to accessibility.. During testing, it became … Continue reading
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