Elizabeth is a certified accessibility specialist and frontend developer who cares deeply about building inclusive digital experiences for diverse users. She shares what she learns through writing, speaking, advocating, and active involvement in accessibility communities. She’s also a member of the W3C ARIA-AT working group, where she helps improve assistive technology interoperability.

Her work focuses on making technology usable for people with disabilities and those facing structural access barriers, and she advocates for accessibility as a core engineering requirement rather than an add-on.

When she’s off the clock, you’ll find her either tackling a CSS challenge, doing spontaneous deep dives into science or art, playing tennis, boxing, baking, or picking up a new random hobby. Fun fact: she's a certified bartender.