Accessibility Statement

Accessibility is not an afterthought on this site. It is something I rely on personally every day.

I have a condition called ocular rosacea, which makes it difficult to use bright screens, even at their lowest settings. Without dark mode or reduced brightness, I often need to wear special lenses just to work on a computer.

I also have a sister with spina bifida. While mobility differences do not always directly impact how someone navigates a website, that experience has shaped how I think about accessibility as a whole. It reinforces a simple belief: both physical and digital spaces should be built to support everyone.

Ongoing Efforts

This website is continuously being improved to enhance accessibility and usability for all visitors. Efforts include:

• Clear, readable typography and sufficient color contrast

• Logical structure and consistent navigation

• Mobile-friendly and responsive design

• Consideration for assistive technologies where possible

This site aims to align with the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1, which are widely recognized standards for digital accessibility.

Accessibility is an ongoing process. As content evolves, some areas may require updates or refinement.

Platform Limitations

This website is built on Squarespace. While I take care to implement accessible design and content practices, some functionality depends on the platform’s built-in features and may be outside of my direct control.

Need Help or Found an Issue?

If you experience any difficulty accessing content on this site, or if you have suggestions for improvement, you are encouraged to reach out.

Please use the contact form on this website.

If an issue is reported, I will make reasonable efforts to address it and provide an alternative way to access the information when possible.

Commitment to Improvement

Accessibility will continue to be reviewed and improved over time as the site grows and evolves.

Last updated: April 28, 2026