Real Life with Technology for the Blind

I was born with vision loss, and early on, I realized how frustrating it is when the world isn't built with everyone in mind. Classrooms, technology, and everyday tasks often left me figuring things out independently. In school, expectations were low—but I've never been someone who settles for the bare minimum. When the material didn't meet my needs, I taught myself. When something wasn't accessible, I found a way to work around it. I started using assistive technology for the visually impaired when it first began showing up in schools, learning how to make it work before most people even knew it existed. I've always adapted, problem-solved, and advocated for what I needed—skills I now use to help others do the same.

I bring that same approach to InClueEasy —breaking down barriers, finding solutions, and making accessibility clear, usable, and practical for everyone. No one should be limited by a design that wasn't built with them in mind. My passion for accessibility runs deep. I'm excited to share my expertise and lived experiences to help you see the real value of creating digital spaces where everyone feels welcome.

Accessibility is  about creating better experiences for real people. Let's make that happen together!