Built for everyone who reads it.
I work on inclusive communication, so this site should hold itself to the same standard. It aims to meet WCAG 2.2 at level AA, the international guideline for accessible websites.
What's built in
Readable contrast
Text meets AA contrast in both light and dark mode, including the small labels.
Keyboard first
Everything works with a keyboard, with a clear outline showing where you are. A skip link jumps past the menu.
Screen readers
Pages use proper headings, landmarks and labels. Images have descriptions; decorative ones are hidden.
Zoom and reflow
Pages reflow to a single column at up to 400% zoom without sideways scrolling.
Less motion
If your device is set to reduce motion, animations switch off.
Plain language
Short sentences and one idea per card, so the main point is easy to find.
Make it work for you
Light or dark
Use the moon or sun button at the top of every page. Your choice is remembered.
Bigger text
Zoom with Ctrl and + on Windows, Cmd and + on Mac, or pinch on a phone.
Reduce motion
Turn on Reduce motion in your device's accessibility settings and the site follows it.
Known limits
- The contact form is delivered by FormSubmit, an outside service. If it ever gives you trouble, email me directly.
- Links to LinkedIn and other sites lead to pages I don't control.
Last checked October 2026 with automated WCAG 2.2 AA testing (axe), keyboard-only use, zoom and dark mode on phone and desktop.
Tell me what got in your way and I'll fix it.