Accessibility

Accessibility is one of the things I care about most, and it shapes how I build from the very first decision. A website should welcome everyone, not just the people who happen to browse the way we tend to assume is standard. That means readable type, thoughtful color contrast, clear structure, descriptive alt text, and layouts that hold up whether someone is using a screen reader, a keyboard, or a phone in bright sunlight. Inclusivity is a priority for me, not a box I check at the end. When a site is easier for everyone to use, it does more than serve your visitors well. It reflects the kind of business you are running, one that makes room for the people it is here to help.