Accessibility is not a checkbox. It is part of the product.

A website can look perfect and still fail the people trying to use it.

For Level Access, I worked on a WordPress build for a company helping organizations make websites, apps, documents, and digital products accessible and compliant. The irony would have been painful if the site itself created barriers.

The goal was a polished, scalable experience that makes a complex accessibility platform easier to understand, explore, and act on. Clear content structure, strong calls to action, and pages built to support a serious mission: digital experiences should work for everyone.

Built in WordPress, because accessibility should not be an afterthought added at launch. It should be baked into how the experience is planned, built, and maintained. Level Access supports organizations with automated and manual accessibility testing, remediation, compliance reporting, and training.

Good to see accessibility treated as part of the build and not an afterthought.

Electronic Assembly Production Dashboard Designed a futuristic industrial dashboard for electronic assembly and manufacturing operations. The concept focuses on real-time production monitoring, assembly workflows, quality control, station efficiency, and component tracking.

The interface combines 3D visualization + data-driven UI to make complex manufacturing information easier to understand and act on.

The exploded PCB next to the charts is a smart anchor for the layout. Does the 3D model rotate in the live version?