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We worked on a website for disabled parents to be and the help that may be offered to them. There were two teams, where one worked on the website layout and another worked on the visual aspects. This website aims to provide disabled pregnant people with the help and resources they need to be comfortable in their space while dealing with pregnancy.

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I was in charge of website accessibility. In that role, I ensured all text was readable on the website. My responsibilities also extended to implementing images on the website, taking responsibility for virtually every element of the website. I was given the login credentials for the SquareSpace account that created the website, and made sure every image, animation, and line of text was accessible and to the client's liking.

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I assisted in developing a mockup for the Disability Doula website layout, drawing inspiration from a previous website that the client had utilized. This process involved adhering to a specific color scheme, designing a professional header, and strategically determining the placement of images. All design elements were aligned with the client's needs and preferences for the overall website aesthetic.

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With minimal guidance from our client, we successfully refined our art style and the subjects we aimed to feature. Through feedback and style references, we discovered that our visual approach aligned with the client’s vision. Furthermore, we learned that the client preferred a focus on individuals with intellectual disabilities instead of those with physical disabilities, prompting us to adjust our art style accordingly.

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In this session of TKU for Disability Doula, I worked on researching an art style (right) that would help the website look visually appealing. I also made graphics for the website on Canva (left) based on the art styles my team decided on.

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I created images for the website. I even chose on image that should go on the website as well.

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Adding more information to the site

Add background textures (rather than solid colors) to make the website feel more dynamic

Make language and website layouts more concise and accessible

Ensuring that the font sizes are consistent

Ensuring the site passes accessibility tests (colors, text size, alt text) and uses less text, simplifying topics

Strengthening site's the aesthetics and consistency, create and use more relevant graphics

Ensuring website is accessible to and represents more diverse demographics

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In addition to working on various graphic projects, I created logos for the client's website. The second logo was based on a concept developed by a colleague, which I refined and redesigned using Inkscape.

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When I observed the art and website design teams, I was amazed to see how dedicated you all were in not only completing your tasks but working tirelessly to build on skills that can carry you far in life! I enjoyed the moments when I looked up Canva pictures with the art team and scrolled through the website draft to offer feedback. I'm glad that I was able to help out a bit but you all completed the main parts of the website. This was a learning experience for me as I learned some technical skills from some of you while using Canva. I was never part of a team that worked on Disability Doula before so this was a memorable experience. Also, I enjoyed the ice breaker games that we played together whether it's free doodling or NYTimes games. Keep up the great work and I can't wait to see more improvements on the website!