Sandy Feldman is a graphic designer with 20 years experience and a web developer since 1998. Core strengths in website development, user experience, graphic design and illustration, including an in-depth knowledge of HTML, Web Accessibility, CSS, JavaScript, and browser compatibility issues. Sandy Feldman has experience, an eye for detail and effective problem solving skills in a team environment or working remotely.
Kate Baggott is an award-winning technology journalist and writer. She has been writing, editing, and managing interactive media and website content since 1996. She works with both new and existing copy to ensure that sites meet their communications goals.
Alan Cantor provides hands-on consulting and training on accessibility, assistive technologies, and employment accommodation. He works with organizations to ensure that products, spaces, websites, and services are accessible to and usable by people with disabilities.
Martin Courcelles has a keen interest in making online technology accessible for all individuals. His experience in the industry spans 15 years. He is the moderator of Blind Webbers, a support list for blind website authors. He acts as a consultant on web pages and their accessibility for screen readers. He also conducts beta testing for such companies as Humanware and Freedom Scientific.
Bill Eadie is our resident Javascript guru. His scripts ensure that the ‘mailto’ forms filled in on the site actually get to the intended recipient with all the necessary information appropriately validated. His work helps to maintain the feedback loop between organizations, their website users, customers and potential clients.