Creating Accessible Web Experiences
Pragmatic accessibility audits, inclusive typography, and interaction patterns that welcome every user without slowing teams down.
Accessibility is not a compliance checkbox. It's a promise that every visitor can engage with the experience we're building.
Start With Real Audits
Automated scanners catch obvious issues, but real audits uncover structural gaps. We recruit assistive tech users, run usability sessions, and track observations alongside WCAG references.
Respect Typography And Contrast
Legibility is the first step toward inclusion. We set minimum contrast ratios, prefer unitless line heights, and establish a type ramp that scales consistently across breakpoints.
Design For Input Diversity
Every interaction must work with keyboard, touch, and switch controls. Focus rings stay visible, hit targets stay generous, and interactive elements expose semantic roles.
Once accessibility is part of the team's routine, we stop debating it and start shipping it.
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