My focus is on making web experiences accessible and usable for everyone, including people with disabilities. I combine accessibility testing with front-end technologies to identify barriers and support practical fixes.
- WCAG 2.2: Evaluate web experiences against Level A and AA success criteria.
- Keyboard accessibility: Review navigation, focus order, visible focus, and keyboard traps.
- Screen reader testing: Check accessible names, roles, states, and content structure.
- Visual accessibility: Review color contrast, text resizing, reflow, and non-color cues.
- Forms and interactions: Check labels, instructions, validation messages, and dynamic updates.
- Issue reporting: Document reproduction steps, user impact, relevant WCAG criteria, and recommended fixes.
| Technology | Accessibility Focus |
|---|---|
| HTML | Semantic elements, heading structure, landmarks, descriptive links, alternative text, and labeled forms. |
| CSS | Visible focus indicators, readable layouts, responsive reflow, sufficient contrast, and reduced-motion preferences. |
| JavaScript | Keyboard-operable interactions, focus management, accessible validation, and appropriate announcements for dynamic content. |
- Understand the user journey and expected behavior.
- Use automated checks to identify potential accessibility issues.
- Test manually with a keyboard and screen reader, including zoom and reflow checks.
- Report actionable findings and collaborate on fixes.
- Retest changes and check for regressions.
Automated checks support accessibility testing, but do not replace manual evaluation or establish WCAG conformance on their own.
I'm interested in accessible web interfaces, inclusive design, and front-end accessibility improvements.