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Resources to make inclusion easier

I’ve gathered these resources based on two key areas of focus: my work as an accessibility designer, and my experience navigating diverse learning styles with my family.

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Whether you're creating accessible documents or supporting someone with learning challenges, this space is here to make inclusion more practical and easier to implement.

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These are the articles, podcasts, and tools I recommend most, organised into two key areas: Resources for all learning styles, and digital accessibility. Whether you’re here for professional guidance or personal support, I hope you find something useful inside.

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Resources for all learning styles

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Whether you’re supporting a neurodivergent child or simply curious about diverse learning styles, these are the tools, articles, and perspectives I come back to most.

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You’ll find a blend of practical guidance and personal insight, designed to bring clarity, reduce overwhelm, and ground inclusion in real understanding.

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Browse the resources for all learning styles

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Digital accessibility resources

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If you're already thinking about accessibility or creating content that needs to meet standards, this collection is here to support you. It includes practical tools, checklists, articles, and insights I share most often with clients and collaborators.

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Whether you’re remediating existing content or embedding access into your design process, you’ll find resources that make it easier to do it right.

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Explore digital accessibility resources

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