Work with me
I help teams improve websites, reduce accessibility risk, find conversion leaks, strengthen AI-search readiness, and build small tools that make real work easier.
Ways I can help
Focused WCAG / Section 508 readiness reviews, manual checks, prioritized reports, and hands-on fixes for public-facing websites.
Best for schools, clinics, nonprofits, and public-facing organizations where access, trust, and clarity matter.
Help improving existing React, Next.js, JavaScript, or full-stack apps — UX polish, conversion leaks, performance, maintainability, and bug fixes.
Best when the site already exists but needs a sharper experience, cleaner implementation, or stronger technical foundation.
Small internal tools, dashboards, AI-search readiness improvements, and automations that reduce repetitive work without becoming overbuilt software projects.
Best when the process is known, repetitive, or strategically important enough to systematize.
Accessibility lane
Automated tools are useful, but the value is in manual review and prioritization: keyboard navigation, screen-reader smoke testing, page structure, forms, focus states, structured data, and plain-English fixes your team can actually ship.
We start with the real goal, the current friction, and the smallest useful scope.
You get a prioritized path: what matters now, what can wait, and what should not be built at all.
I help implement, document, or hand off the work so it becomes usable instead of theoretical.
Quick answers
A lightweight review of selected pages using automated scans, keyboard-only navigation, screen reader smoke testing, structure checks, screenshots, severity labels, and prioritized remediation notes.
No. Accessibility is one strong lane. I also help with website improvements, app cleanup, practical automation, AI workflows, and internal dashboards/tools.
Small is fine if the outcome is clear. A focused review, a landing page, a bug fix, or a small workflow automation can all be worthwhile if there is a real business or user need.
Send the context: the site, app, workflow, or goal. I will help identify whether the next step should be a snapshot, a short roadmap, a technical diagnostic, or hands-on implementation.
Start small
Send me the context and what you are trying to improve. I will help turn it into a realistic first step — whether that is an accessibility snapshot, a website diagnostic, an app improvement, or a small automation project.
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