“Storytelling reveals meaning without committing the error of defining it.”
—Hannah Arendt
Review how the website was developed and the case study.
Good design starts before the content does. It lives in the decisions most people never notice: the color and contrast ratio, the font choices, and the breathing room between ideas. These are the choices that determine whether someone feels welcome in a learning experience or excluded from it.
Accessibility isn’t a checklist I return to at the end. It’s where I start. I’ve experienced exclusion firsthand, and not always in obvious ways. Exclusion isn’t always loud, it just makes you feel like the space wasn’t made for you. That’s the catalyst. It shapes everything.
That commitment shapes how I organize information, how I select color, and how I build structure that reduces friction without reducing depth. When those decisions land right, learning feels possible rather than challenging.
Outside of work, the instinct is the same. Clean lines. Considered color. Coffee made intentionally. And rescuing plants that just need someone to pay attention.
Simplicity with purpose. Clarity with warmth. Design that invites rather than overwhelms.