I need a complete website designed and built specifically for people with disabilities. From the very first click the experience must feel welcoming, intuitive and fully compliant with recognised accessibility standards such as WCAG 2.1. Visual layout, colour contrast, semantic HTML, ARIA labels, keyboard navigation, alt-text—all the fundamentals should be baked in, not bolted on. Content will centre on practical, everyday topics: independent living, assistive technology, rights, and services. I will supply raw copy; you will shape it into clear, readable pages and advise on tone and structure so users can locate information quickly. Beyond static pages, I’d like your input on any interactive elements that can enhance engagement—perhaps a simple community space, an events calendar or a searchable resource hub—provided they remain lightweight and accessible. Recommend the best platform (WordPress, Craft CMS or a custom build) and plugins or frameworks that won’t compromise performance or inclusivity. Deliverables • A fully responsive, production-ready website hosted on my chosen server • Documentation covering theme setup, content editing workflow and ongoing accessibility testing • A brief hand-off session (video or written) so I can manage updates confidently I value clean code, thoughtful UX and open communication. Share examples of past accessibility-focused work and outline your proposed approach, timeline and any maintenance options you offer.