Small studio.
Big commitment.
I'm an independent Deaf web designer and developer. I run WP Ability to help organisations build websites that are clearer, more accessible and easier to use.
Start a project ↗︎Why I do this.
As a Deaf person, I know what it's like when information isn't designed with you in mind. Videos without captions, confusing navigation, forms that assume everyone can pick up the phone. Those experiences shape how I work.
I work with charities, Deaf organisations and purpose-driven teams who want their websites to welcome everyone. No complicated agency layers. Just a direct, collaborative approach, from the first conversation to the finished website and beyond.
- WordPress
- Bricks Builder
- Accessible design
- Custom content
- BSL & Deaf access
- ✳︎ INDEPENDENT
- ✳︎ DEAF-LED PERSPECTIVE
- ✳︎ ACCESSIBILITY FIRST
- ✳︎ WORDPRESS SPECIALIST
- ✳︎ UK BASED
Values that
shape the work.
The principles behind every project, big or small.
Inclusion isn't optional.
Accessibility is part of good design, not an extra. It's considered at every stage.
Clarity beats cleverness.
Websites should help people do what they came to do, quickly and without confusion.
Honest communication.
Plain English, realistic timelines and clear advice, even when the answer is “you don't need that”.
Built to last.
Clean, maintainable builds that your team can manage and that grow with your organisation.
Direct. Collaborative. Personal.
When you work with WP Ability, you work with me, from first idea to launch and beyond.
- Email-first communication. Clear written updates you can refer back to, with video calls using captions when helpful.
- One point of contact. The person you talk to is the person designing and building.
- Flexible and responsive. Small enough to adapt, experienced enough to guide.
Good design should make people feel included, not make them work harder to get in.
Let's build
something better.
Tell me about your website idea, challenge or next big project.
conversation ↗︎