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Professional Profile

Gardner Information Design, Inc. (GIDI) helps businesses, organizations, and individuals develop and enhance their use of the Web to promote their services and ideas through universal and accessible Web design.

Principal P.J. Gardner founded GIDI in 2002 after two decades as an information designer and documentation professional for software development, financial services, and healthcare companies in New England and New York.

P.J. has worked with the Web since 1995 and holds a graduate certificate in Interactive/Accessible Web Design from Northeastern University.

In addition to information architecture and front-end web design, she is particularly interested in consulting with organizations concerned about making websites more accessible for people with disabilities, particularly people with visual impairments, and for the aging workforce.

P.J. Gardner is also the founder of Boston-IA, an organization bringing Information Architecture and Internet Accessibility together, for internet professionals concerned about the usability and accessibility of electronic media.

Member of Boston-IA (new site).

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Photo: P.J. Gardner