Accessible Web Design
Gardner Information Design, Inc. builds accessible web sites for its enterprise clients and small business website customers.
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.
Visit the following page for a case study about this project:
Accessibility Web Sites
Since 2003, P.J. Gardner has built several dozen accessible web sites.
Visit the following sample web sites built by Gardner Information Design, Inc. that demonstrate a focus on accessibility:
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Learn more about these projects by visiting the live web sites:
- P.J. Gardner: Custom Website Portfolio
(small business websites) - Boston-IA.org
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