My day to day work involves Adobe CC / Figma / Visual Studio Code / HTML / CSS / WordPress / PHP / JavaScript / various awesome productivity tools I will blog about in the future!
I really enjoy web design, UI/UX design, problem solving, front-end web development, print design, illustration, sketching, idea reviewing, making things tangible, sewing, pondering the meaning of pixels, baking, food photography
I strive for simplicity / fun storytelling / interactions with purpose / accessibility and inclusivity / clean and resilient code / sprinkles of sparkles and all the colours
Building an ecommerce jewellery shop
Recently built The Royal Hotel
Playing The Sims 4 
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Hello! How are you fellow reader? It's been a long minute and I've missed blogging on here. I've had so much general stuff going on this year it's been hard to even keep track of what I've been accomplishing so...
Whenever we delve into the world of accessibility or ‘a11y’ in its shortened form in the industry, there comes with it many interpretations, standards, and subjective opinions on the matter. Everyone is affected by it in some way and it is arguably the most important aspect of the website build process. There are many shortcomings to the industry’s current standards however, and I think there needs to be a complete overhaul starting at the browser level if we are as committed to building for accessibility like many of us say we are.
