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> Artificial intelligence (AI) projects

Accessible AI model

I designed and engineered an accessible AI model with:

UX design practices for belonging
Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 AA
Google Cloud and Python with large data set to train AI model

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A work office decorated with white colors has a desk with a desktop computer screen connected to a silver Apple laptop. The screen of the desktop computer shows the Slooth Artificial Intelligence (AI) website homepage with 3 diverse smiling sloths working together to hold the Get Started button to start using the accessible AI tool that creates accessible code for a better digital world for everyone. One sloth is blind, one sloth is in a wheelchair, and one sloth has two prosthetic legs. Overall, they are joyfully having fun while working together to help you.

Web design: How I built my portfolio website

I designed this portfolio website with:

WCAG 2.1 level AA conformance
Simple reader-friendly typeface and fonts
Mindful color scheme choices
Usability web HTML testing

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Close-up image of a male-presenting person with light skin tone next to a collegue. The person is looking at the laptop screen, which shows this portfolio website's main page test results after running the WAVE accessibility checker tool for compliance.

> User experience (UX) projects

Mobile app: Podsie, transformed

I designed a mobile Android app home screen for a learning non-profit with:

Encouraging character guides
User research and interview
Access at the fore-front
Gestalt-based design

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> Instructional design projects

Microlessons on equitable learning design

I built digital microlessons called "Bytes" on topics like:

Applying JEDI to instruction
Designing accessible learning
Creating accessible files
Supporting all learners

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A close-up image of a masculine-presenting person with light skin-tone holding a tablet screen showing a lesson on "How do I create accessible learning design?" in front of a meeting of smiling people. On the screen, a graphic image shows two people using hand sign language.

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