Muna Adan is a web accessibility auditor and accessibility college Professor based in Ottawa, Canada. She spends her days testing websites and applications against accessibility standards, working directly with developers to identify barriers and build more inclusive digital experiences.

She also teaches web accessibility to emerging developers, with a focus on turning standards like WCAG into practical, understandable techniques developers can actually use. Her work spans accessible HTML, ARIA, keyboard interaction, screen-reader testing, and the many accessibility problems automated tools simply can’t catch.

Muna is especially passionate about changing the way developers think about accessibility, not as a final compliance check, but as part of building good software from the beginning. Her teaching style is practical, candid, and occasionally chaotic in the best possible way.

Her goal is simple: help create developers who don’t just write good code, but inclusive code.