A high-accessibility digital presence for a legally blind therapist, bridging the gap between design and inclusivity.

The challenge was to build a professional digital storefront that serves both sighted and visually impaired clients equally. By strictly adhering to WCAG 2.1 guidelines and focusing on semantic code, I created an experience that is lightning-fast, highly legible, and fully compatible with modern assistive technologies.
Defining accessibility barriers, user persona research, and WCAG target compliance levels.
Mapping logical content flow, wireframing for screen readers, and high-contrast styling.
Building the semantic core using modern web standards and responsive CSS frameworks.
Rigorous testing via NVDA/VoiceOver screen readers and manual keyboard-only navigation.
Inclusive design isn't a checklist; it's a foundation. Every line of code was audited for screen-reader clarity and legibility.
Implementation of ARIA roles, landmarks, and semantic HTML to ensure seamless screen reader compatibility.
A logical tab-index flow and 'Skip to Content' links designed for users who rely exclusively on keyboard navigation.
A custom color palette rigorously tested against WCAG contrast ratios for maximum readability and low-vision support.
Mobile-first development ensuring the experience remains accessible on any device or screen magnification level.
Semantic Architecture
Fluid Accessibility
Dynamic Interaction
"Working with Saadiya was seamless. She truly understood the nuances of accessibility, creating a site that is as beautiful as it is usable for me and my clients."