Why am I passionate about accessible design?

My interest in accessibility stems from a desire to ensure that the tools and technologies we create don’t leave anyone behind. In a world where assistive technologies like screen readers interpret our messages for many, it’s our responsibility as creators to ensure that those messages are clear, engaging, and accessible to everyone.

Featured in

My work and perspectives on design, accessibility, and digital marketing have been featured in several leading industry blogs. Below are a few highlights where I’ve been quoted and invited to share my insights.

  • The Ultimate Guide to Colorblindness Accessibility in Email

    “We’re not just making something accessible so we feel good about ourselves. Americans with disabilities collectively have twenty one billion dollars per year in disposable income after taxes and necessities.

    We’re really focusing on making something accessible because users with disabilities won’t spend that money with the companies that don’t follow these accessible best practices. We see the difference in our performance.”

  • Email QA Questions for Marketers Who Can’t Afford Mistakes

    “Inaccessible content is costing brands money. By making content accessible, you’re not just meeting compliance standards. You’re broadening your audience and increasing engagement opportunities. Accessibility is an opportunity to reach more people, and when users can depend on your content being accessible, they don’t just engage—they return.”