If you’re new here, I hope this page will be a good starting point to my website. If you’re a frequent visitor, you can still get a lot out of this page. Think of it like a quick reference guide. Screen reader users can have a landing page to browse without having to work through menus and trees and lists and child pages and the like.
That’s a thing people should understand right off the bat. Screen reader users are a priority for me. Making things easier on sighted people isn’t as high on my list. I guess that’s because I’m totally blind myself. I used to be legally blind until my 2017 birthday when Glaucoma robbed me of my previous 20/200 vision.
I tried to make things easier for low vision readers before I lost my vision. I hope the contrast makes it easy.
Now, onto what I do and what I’m all about. I’m an author, speaker, advocate, editor, and accessibility consultant and tester. I’m a proud gay male. I’m a journalist but I also dabble in fiction from time to time. I often start or assist in many advocacy causes. I aid research firms, teams, and companies actively researching accessibility. It’s rare that I do any of this for free.
I’m a huge advocate and consumer of audiobooks, audio dramas, and movies and TV shows with audio description. I’m a bibliophile above everything else though.
I stutter so prefer written communication.
I’ll answer emails faster than voicemails, if I even answer voicemails at all.
Below will be some quick links and screen reader tips.
Quick links.
Subscribe to my portfolio by email
- A site map of pages.
- View recent work.
- Personal blog posts. You can also Subscribe to my personal updates via email
- writing overview. This holds links to archives, categories, forms, and highlights.
- Event information. This holds information about all events including how to book and view past events.
- My books.
- My books in libraries including libraries for the disabled.
- Donate to me. Apart from buying my books or hiring me directly.
- My calendar to see what I’m up to and where I’m presenting.
- My contact page.
Screen reader tips.
- The navigation bar at the top of every page has child menus. It also has a landmark tag.
- When clicking anything in my writing archive or any other category or tag page, use headings to jump titles. press enter on the title to see the content.
- Category and tag links are beneath the author bio on posts.
Thanks! I replied via email but if you did not get my reply hit my email link on the contact me page.
LOVED “Off The Grid”. Finished listening to it last night. I’m a blind geezer (RP/usher syndrome)My wife is from Chicago’s south side. Your book taught me a lot. I’ll be listening over and over again.