My Story

I had to relearn
everything.

A stroke in 2015 made it hard to move my right side and speak clearly. But it did not take away my skills in building great websites.

My Story and Values

Early 2015

The Stroke

In 2015, I had a sudden stroke that changed my life overnight. I lost movement on the right side of my body and could not speak clearly.

Overnight, the online tools I used every day became major obstacles. Basic actions like typing and using a mouse became very hard. I spent hours struggling with confusing sites that did not fit my needs.

2015 to 2018

The Rebuild

Before my stroke, I spent years designing and building software. I thought I knew how to make websites easy to use. But my own experience proved me wrong.

Relearning my skills forced me to see the web the way millions of people with disabilities do. I found digital barriers everywhere. I saw confusing labels, tiny buttons that were hard to click with one hand, and voice tools that could not understand slurred speech. I also found online forms that timed out before I could finish them.

These were not rare errors. They were what most websites were like by default.

2018

The Insight

Any website that fails users when they need it most is fundamentally broken.

"Every hard-to-use dropdown, every poor label, and every auto-playing video with no pause button is a choice. I started building websites that make different, better choices."

Now

ScreenText

As a designer and a stroke survivor, I build websites with care. I know exactly how important it is that everyone can use them.

Every site is built with one key question in mind: who gets left out if we build it the standard way?

My Rehabilitation

My stroke made it hard to move, walk, and speak. But these challenges gave me a new way to look at design.

This experience made me a better developer. Today, I focus on building sites that work for everyone, especially people living with disabilities.

See full technical and medical details

Web Designer by Nature

Throughout my career, design has been at the center of my work. I focus on clean layouts, clear headings, and simple structure in every project.

Good design is not just about looks. It is what makes a website simple and easy to understand.

Three Values I Build By

Promise-keeping. Websites must work exactly as promised for every visitor.
Honest communication. No jargon. Plain language is a design choice.
Design for everyone. Build for the hardest case first. Everyone else benefits too.

Want to build something
that keeps its promise?

Tell me about the challenges you are facing, and I will be direct about how I can help.

Start Here