Hello and good morning! My name is Adriana K Williams, and I am embarking on a grand new journey. A little about Me: I am Toltec, my motto is Life is Art. I did not follow a traditional career path. Throughout my upbringing, I kept hearing adults say that if you do what you love, you'll never work a day in your life. If circumstances had been different, I would have gone to university. I would have loved to spend a few years studying philosophy, art, history, and science. However, I couldn't justify the cost of this experience since I wasn't focused on a specific career after graduation; I simply wanted to explore and learn because I love learning. So, I started working in restaurants because of my passion for food, and later became a roadie selling merchandise for touring bands across North America. I worked tirelessly at these jobs, but I genuinely loved what I did. I was fortunate to attend a show almost every night for a month or two at a time while on tour, meet peop
I just completed a course in Web Accessibility and obtained a certificate. This was a really cool course! Once upon a time, the internet was perceived as separate from 'real life,' with distinct 'IRL' experiences and online interactions. Over time, these realms have intertwined, blurring the lines between virtual and physical existence. Today, the internet is seamlessly integrated into our daily lives, becoming an indispensable part of modern society. Prioritizing accessibility is crucial to ensure that everyone, regardless of ability, has equitable access to the digital world. While this course has given me a solid foundation in accessibility, there’s always more to learn. Accessibility isn’t just for people with disabilities; it’s for everyone. It’s about improving the web for all users. Here is some of what I learned: Making the Web Accessible for Everyone: A Deep Dive into Accessibility Accessibility is crucial for creating top-notch websites and apps that are