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Accessible Web Design

Gardner Information Design, Inc. builds accessible web sites for its enterprise clients, as requested, and for every small business website customer.

GIDI principal P.J. Gardner is a recognized expert in accessible web design, particularly the U.S. government's Section 508 accessibility standards and the World Wide Web Consortium's Web Content Accessibility Guidelines.

P.J. holds a graduate certificate in Accessible/Interactive Web Design from Northeastern University, and she is the founder of Boston-IA.org, an organization "Making Internet Acessibility Mainstream".

Note: For more information about GIDI accessibility expertise, visit P.J. Gardner's Contract Resume and Professional Profile.

GIDI creates clean, accessible, standards-based web designs. These samples demonstrate our specialty in accessible web design.

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Accessible Web Applications

P.J. Gardner continues to contribute accessibility expertise on web application projects for financial services, healthcare, and information technology companies, as well as government agencies and non-profit organizations.

In 2008, P.J. Gardner functioned as the Accessibility Lead, front-end web developer, and user interface consultant on a year-long project to redesign the Massachusetts Accessible Housing Registry as an accessible web application.

MassAccess Housing Registry

Visit the following page for a case study about this project:

Accessibility Web Sites

Since 2003, P.J. Gardner has built many dozens of accessible web sites.

Visit the following collection of web sites built by Gardner Information Design, Inc. that focus on accessibility:

Custom Website Portfolio (same site). Boston-IA.org (new site).
Accessibility Internet Rally [AIR] (new site at Knowbility.org). TecAccess.net (new site)

Learn more about these projects by visiting the live web sites:

Disclaimer: Live web sites are always subject to change. The examples on this page may not match the current versions.

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