
BUILDING ACCESSIBLE WEBSITES for EVERYONE

Certified DHS Trusted Tester
As a certified DHS Trusted Tester, I have specialized training in making websites accessible to everyone, including people with disabilities. This expertise allows me to build inclusive websites that meet legal standards (like Section 508) and reach a broader audience. This commitment to accessibility is a key priority in my work, helping you create a website that not only meets legal requirements but also shows you care about inclusivity, setting you apart and attracting clients who value accessible design.

Accessible Document Training
Having completed a series of specialized training classes on Authoring Accessible Documents in Microsoft Word, Excel, and PowerPoint, I proudly display my Department of Homeland Security certificate of completion badge to showcase my dedication to inclusive document creation.
ACTIVE WEBSITE EXAMPLES
Please note: These websites were originally designed and developed by me. While some continue to reflect the original design and functionality, others may be maintained by external parties, which has, in some cases, led to accessibility and image quality issues beyond my control. Additional website examples available upon request.

Ashtabula County National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI)
This project involved the complete redesign and development of the Ashtabula County National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI) website, aimed at improving accessibility, user experience, and overall online presence for this vital community resource. NAMI Ashtabula provides essential support, education, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by mental illness in Ashtabula County. The primary goal was to create a user-friendly, informative, and compassionate online platform that effectively communicates NAMI’s mission and services. Visit the NAMI website at https://namiashtabula.org/

Ashtabula County Mental Health & Recovery Services Board
This project encompassed the design and development of the Ashtabula County Mental Health and Recovery Services Board (MHRS) website, a crucial resource for residents seeking mental health and substance use services in Ashtabula County. The primary objective was to create a comprehensive user-friendly online platform that effectively communicates the Board’s mission, services, and community resources. This involved building a website that could effectively handle a large amount of information, and make that information easy to find. Visit the Ashtabula County MHRS website at https://www.ashtabulamhrs.org/

Abigail’s Lakeside Cottages
This project involved the design and development of a visually appealing and user-friendly website for Abigail’s Lakeside Cottages, a charming vacation rental property. The goal was to create an online presence that effectively showcased the cottages’ unique features, attracted potential guests, and facilitated easy booking. The website needed to capture the serene and inviting atmosphere of the lakeside location while providing essential information for visitors. Visit Abigail’s Lakeside Cottages website at https://abigailslakesidecottages.com/.

Saybrook Township Park
This project involved the design and development of the Saybrook Township Park website, a vital online resource for the local community. The primary goal was to create an informative and user-friendly platform that effectively communicates park information, event schedules, community resources, and important township updates. The website aimed to enhance community engagement and provide easy access to park-related information for residents and visitors. Visit the Saybrook Park website at https://www.saybrookpark.org/

Wimauma Connects
This project involved the design and development of the Wimauma Connects website, a critical digital platform for a community-driven organization dedicated to empowering residents of Wimauma, Florida. The primary goal was to create an accessible and informative website that effectively communicates Wimauma Connects’ mission, programs, resources, and community initiatives. The website aimed to foster community engagement, improve access to essential services, and promote the organization’s impact. Visit the Wimauma Connects website at https://www.wimaumaconnects.org/
CREATIVE PROCESS IN 6 STEPS
1. Discussion
2. Planning
3. Design
4. Review
5. Modify
6. Website Is Ready!