accessibility

William Lawrence

Everett Zufelt

Everett Zufelt is an information and communication technology (ICT) professional who is passionate about ensuring that information systems are accessible to individuals with disabilities, and that they are easy to use for all. Everett has been loosely involved in web development for over ten years, during which time he lost his sight as a result of a degenerative eye disease. As he transitioned from large font to a screen-reader he realized that many information systems were not accessible to the blind, or to persons with certain other disabilities. Read more »

Darwin A. Betancourt C.

Just a person who develop under Linux and environment Web with CMS Drupal follow some standars for DTD and Accessibility.

Mike Gifford

I set up OpenConcept in 1999 to work with a coalition of unions, NGO/NPO and political organizations who were raising awareness to the problems with corporate globalization. Since that time we have been working with progressive organizations to set up effective websites using open source software. We now work with a number of local, national and international organizations and have developed a number of Drupal modules which we have contributed to the community. Read more »

Lisa Rex

I'm a User Experience Designer (specializing in usability and IA) technical writer, non-codey Drupal developer, with a ton of web-related experience including frontend QA, technical writing etc.

I'm one of the project managers on the drupal.org redesign. And no, I don't know when it'll be ready. ;-)

I enjoy identifying design problems, then solving them to make sites friendly and easy to use for everyone.

I'm currently based north of Boston, working remotely with various teams.

Kevin Miller

Katherine Lynch

Katherine Lynch is a web developer for Drexel University Libraries. She advocated and made the push to Drupal for the Institution's library websites in 2008 and has been researching and developing with Drupal since then. She is a researcher in the field of web accessibility and works toward educating developers, designers, and website writers in best practices to produce fair user experiences for all. She has spoken on topics related to web accessibility, and to Drupal at conferences and camps including eduWEB Chicago, ATIA, and Drupaldelphia.

Her Drupal site: Read more »