If you have ever experienced the rise and fall of having a great idea and then stopping dead in your tracks with a tidal wave of doubt, you have probably experienced Imposter Syndrome.
There is no quick fix for the issues that have evolved around diversity, inclusion and belonging in our world, but we can all commit to making a difference on an independent level, and it spreads from there.
Your website should be comprehensive for all people and cater to a diverse range of hardware, skill sets, situations, and hearing, movement, sight, and cognitive abilities.
To be accessible online means having a website or online space that is available regardless of the user's age, abilities, device, or situational limitations.
Take the time to orientate yourself and point your internal compass toward your long term goals, your journey to get there can start to feel more streamlined and less chaotic.
