Deb is a white woman with brunette hair and blue eyes. She is wearing a blue sweater with a warm smile.

Hey, I’m Deb,
Accessibility & UX Quality Lead.

Most digital products pass reviews and still fail people. Not because teams don’t care, but because no one owns the full journey once design turns into shipped behaviour.

Failures rarely show up as single bugs. They show up as patterns that slip through when UX, QA, and accessibility are reviewed in isolation.

I focus on the places where that breakdown happens:

  • flows that collapse across checkout, onboarding, and settings
  • interactions that fail at zoom, resize, mobile, or keyboard
  • missing states and feedback that leave users guessing
  • dynamic components that break screen reader and keyboard use
  • gaps between design intent and what actually ships

This site is a working record of how I review products and notice those patterns.

You’ll find writing on UX quality and accessibility decisions, case studies that trace failures back to the decisions that caused them, and product reviews that show why the same issues keep shipping.

Accessibility doesn’t live in one role or one checklist. It’s shaped by everyday decisions across design, development, and QA, often long before anyone thinks to label them as accessibility issues.

If you’re here reading this, you’re already closer to the work than most. Paying attention is the first step. Owning the impact of those choices is the harder part.

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