Accessibility that works after the interface responds.

Most systems are technically accessible.
They pass audits. They meet guidelines.

In real use, things break in quieter ways:

• a state changes, but the user doesn’t know
• an error appears, but isn’t perceived
• an action completes, but leaves uncertainty

I work in that gap.

I design systems that stay usable when real users, real environments, and real constraints collide—not just when everything behaves as expected.

17+ years in technology.

14+ years in accessibility (CPWA).

Built for scale, not edge cases.

Start with the writing, or explore the work.