Helping you create technology that works for all kinds of minds

Helping people and businesses remove barriers to leave no mind behind

Two people outdoors laugh together while looking at a phone; one holds a fidget toy.

Digital products still exclude too many people. More than 3 billion people around the world live with neurological conditions. That’s about one in three people. These conditions can affect how someone thinks, focuses, or processes information. WHO, 2024

This includes experiences related to autism, ADHD, dyslexia, PTSD, epilepsy, and more.

Even when digital products meet accessibility standards, many still create barriers like:

These design choices make it harder for neurodivergent people to use digital tools comfortably or independently.

Access for All Minds helps businesses build technology that includes all types of thinkers and leaves no mind behind

We start together from wherever you are and build from there. Whether you're working on a public website, internal tool, or enterprise product, I offer:

  • Ready-made talks or custom workshops for your specific needs
  • A safe space to ask questions and make mistakes while learning
  • Practical, engaging sessions tailored to your team's real work

What Makes This Different

I help people and businesses do more than follow an accessibility checklist. I help them include accessibility in how they serve customers and remove barriers that make access harder. This work is based on real experience and personal understanding. Read more about my background.

Built Through Practice

I have over 20 years of experience in design, research, and product work. I use a hands-on style shaped by trying things out, making changes, and learning from real results.

Adaptive by Design

I have found simple ways to improve how systems work for me and for others. My way of thinking helps find problems that others may not see.

Grounded in What Works

I focus on clear, helpful solutions that work for real people. I have worked with teams in tech, government, and standards groups to help make products easier for more people to use.