All About IDwerkz...
IDwerkz.com is your source for accessibility and training solutions. Independently owned and operated by Jayme Johnson, dedicated to quality solutions and ensuring user satisfaction.
Reliable and Efficient Solutions
Whether you need accessibility testing or training, or whether you just need someone to make things work right for everyone, you’ve come to the right place.
While accessibility solutions can be lumped together in many different ways, I always provide custom services focused on the needs of each individual client.
The IDwerkz Services page provides more information about the range of accessibility solutions most popularly sought by businesses and individuals. If you don’t see what you need listed, please contact me to see if I can help. Even if I am unable to assist you at the moment, I might know someone who can.
Please read the brief history of IDwerkz if you’re interested in knowing more about my experience and how IDwerkz.com came to be a "thing".
Work Samples and Previous Projects:
- Online Accessibility Resources From the Online Education Initiative (in Canvas)
- Keyboard Accessibility: A self-guided online course in Moodle
- Accessible PowerPoint Presentations (2018)
Philosophy - Standards for life and design ethics...
I believe in:
- The power of transformative media to connect with a diverse audience, and provide an equivalent user experience - that is, as universally equivalent as technology will allow.
- Creating rich and interactive media which is accessible and capable of communicating the full range of human emotions and wonder is both an art and a challenge worth undertaking.
- Accessibility and education are measurable, manageable, and scalable, as vital elements of a compassionate community, and symptoms of effective leadership and cooperation.
- Accessibility is a civil right, a noble and democratic virtue, and a sign of a society which values and protects its most vulnerable members and helps those who are least able to help themselves.
- Accessibility can not be faked, and there are no shortcuts to getting accessible.
- Accessibility is especially good for business when Accessibility is an MVP requirement.
- Accessibility is simply a matter of making sure things are working properly for everyone.