•Effective as of September 28, 2026•

This website is built and maintained by one person. I aim for clarity and usability, but I also know that creating a fully accessible experience for every disability is a complex, ongoing process; one that exceeds what I can do alone, with the resources I have.

I’d rather say that plainly than pretend otherwise.

What I’ve done

I’ve implemented the UserWay Web Accessibility Widget. You’ll find its menu icon in the lower-right corner of the page. It’s a third-party tool that may help adjust certain site elements to meet specific needs. It’s not a complete solution, but it’s something.

What I can’t control

This site may use third-party elements (embedded media, sharing buttons, and similar) over which I have no control and cannot modify for accessibility.

About the sketches

This site is meant to be visual. The sketches, stickmen, icons, and diagrams are central to how I communicate; they’re not decoration, they’re the point. I add them as images, and I do my best with ALT text. But I want to be honest: a website built on visuals will never be fully accessible to everyone, no matter how careful I am.

I’m learning, and I’ll keep improving..