Digital accessibility matters deeply to me because technology is now one of the primary ways people encounter information, community, and faith—and many of those people are quietly excluded without anyone realizing it.

When websites, apps, videos, documents, and online tools are accessible, they open doors for people with disabilities, aging users, people with limited literacy, those using assistive technology, and individuals in low-bandwidth or mobile-only environments. These are often the very groups that go unnoticed: people who may already feel unnoticed. I am passionate about the Gospel and want to help Christian companies reach more people, so that the important, mission-driven...