About

I'm a full-stack developer who happens to be legally blind. I build tools born from lived experience — tools that help people like me navigate the web, explore information, and find communities where we belong.

I've been accepted to Candler School of Theology, where I hope to explore the intersection of faith and accessibility. Making the web work for everyone is not just a technical goal; it's a matter of dignity.

I'm passionate about building in public, sharing what I learn, and creating tools that others can use and improve.

A11y Garden Labs exists to design, build, and share tools that make the web — and the world — more accessible for blind and visually impaired people, and for anyone who benefits from inclusive design.

A11y Garden Labs is a small, experiment-friendly studio focused on accessibility, education, and connection. We create open, human-centered tools that help people explore information, test and improve website accessibility, and find communities of faith where they can fully belong. From developer-facing audit tools to listening-friendly knowledge apps, our work is grounded in lived experience of visual impairment and a belief that access is a matter of dignity, not convenience.