Accessibility engineering
I build interfaces that work for everyone — and fix the ones that don’t.
I’m a software engineer with more than a decade of experience building software, including nearly five years on Meta’s central accessibility team. I help product teams build and remediate accessible web and mobile experiences, drawing on experience in accessibility engineering, developer tooling, and AI-assisted approaches to identifying and fixing accessibility issues.
Areas of focus
My work focuses on the practical side of accessibility: understanding requirements, solving implementation problems, and helping teams build better software.
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Accessibility engineering
Understanding and addressing accessibility issues in web and mobile products. My experience includes collaborating with engineers, reviewing implementation decisions, and helping teams build more accessible interfaces.
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Developer guidance and tooling
Making accessibility easier to integrate into software development through practical guidance, reusable components, and tools that help teams identify and address issues.
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AI and accessibility
Exploring what AI-generated software gets right and wrong about accessibility—and how AI might help developers identify and remediate accessibility problems.
Recent writing
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Claude Fixed Android Accessibility Issues. Then It Created New Ones.
I gave Claude the eight WCAG failures from my Android app audit without implementation instructions. It fixed them, then added new UI with a new issue.
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I Built an Android App with Claude. Then I Tested Its Accessibility
I asked Claude to build an Android app without mentioning accessibility, then audited one flow against WCAG 2.2 AA. Eight criteria failed.
Selected projects
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ax-skills
Skills that help Claude with digital accessibility work. The first, ax-link-library, answers questions from my curated library of 160+ accessibility resources, with citations.