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I have built websites and web apps for decades, front end to back end. I also find reading hard.

Long pages, dense text, small type, walls of words: they wear me out, and I know I am not the only one. So I care, a lot, about how something feels to use. Clear words. Enough space. Nothing in the way. That care runs through everything I make, from a reading tool like Unwall down to the spacing of a button.

Software that works for everyone, not just in the demo.

A page can look finished and still be unusable with a keyboard or a screen reader. Nothing on the screen tells you. Most code is now written by AI tools, and they get this wrong constantly. I am certified to find those problems, and I fix them at the source.

The industry answer is a widget you paste into your site that promises compliance. It does not fix the page underneath, because it cannot. The people it claims to help have said so for years, and in 2025 the FTC fined the largest of those vendors a million dollars over its claims.

AI tools, set up to fit your product.

AI can write code fast. Left alone, it writes bad code fast. I set the tools up around your product: your rules written down first, checks that catch the usual mistakes, accessibility tested by someone certified to test it, and a release pace that fits how you actually work. You get the speed without the mess. Setting this up is most of what I do now.

And none of it should be watching you.

Almost every app now records how you use it and sends that somewhere, not because it needs to, but because it can. Most software would run fine without an account, without tracking, often without an internet connection at all. That is how everything here is built: nothing to sign up for, nothing collected, nothing to opt out of.

You work directly with the person who builds it.