Blind-led accessibility consulting • hiring portfolio • audio work
I built this space around what I care about most: making digital experiences clearer, more usable, and less frustrating.
I’m Wes. Accessibility is the center of what I do, shaped by lived blind experience and hands-on testing. This site gives you three clear paths: hire me for accessibility work, review my portfolio, or head to the audio side without the two getting mixed together.
How the site is organized
Accessibility comes first here. From there, you can either hire me, look through how I work, or head over to the audio side.
- Blind-led accessibility feedback grounded in real screen reader use and lived experience
- Case-study style portfolio content for hiring managers and collaborators
- Audio support kept separate enough to stay clear without hiding it
Choose your path
There are a few different doors in, but they all lead back to the same values.
If you need accessibility help, start there. If you want to get a feel for how I think and test, the portfolio is the better path. If you came here for music, that part of me is still here too.
Accessibility consulting
Find where the product starts losing people, then focus on the parts that would help most if they changed.
Audits, testing, fix guidance, and working sessions shaped by lived blind experience and hands-on manual evaluation.
- Screen reader and keyboard testing for real user flows
- Remediation guidance your team can act on
- Support for websites, apps, SaaS, and internal tools
Accessibility portfolio
See how I test, write findings, and make sense of accessibility work in real situations.
This is the side for hiring managers, collaborators, or anyone who wants something more concrete than a resume bullet list.
- Case-study style reviews and real findings
- Hands-on testing methods and assistive technology context
- A cleaner path for employment conversations
Audio work
Keep the music side visible without asking it to compete with the accessibility side.
Mixing, mastering, and Pro Tools support still belong here. They just make more sense as their own path.
- Mixing and mastering for release-ready work
- Workflow help inside real sessions
- Separate messaging for artists and producers
Why this site is structured this way
This is a personal brand, not a fake agency voice and not a pile of disconnected side projects.
I am not trying to flatten the range into something more marketable than it really is. I just want it arranged so people can get where they need to go quickly. Accessibility is the anchor. The portfolio supports that work. Audio stays, but in its own lane.
Who this is for
- Teams that want blind-led accessibility input and direct remediation guidance
- Hiring managers who need more than a resume to evaluate accessibility work
- Artists and producers who want the audio lane without accessibility messaging getting in the way
- People who prefer plain language over consultant theater