The project is to create a lightweight, cross-platform video editor that empowers people with physical and learning disabilities to turn a set of audio tracks, images, and short clips into a polished MP4 with as few clicks as possible. Core flow • Users open the web app in any modern browser or launch the companion iOS/Android build. • They tap large, high-contrast buttons to add audio, then drag-and-drop (or single-tap select) images or video. • The app automatically aligns the chosen audio track with the visual sequence, producing a clean slideshow or story-style video without exposing complicated timelines or trimming tools. • A single “Export” action renders and downloads/saves the final MP4. Accessibility expectations Everything on screen must be reachable with one hand, a switch device, or basic keyboard navigation, with clear labels and a minimal number of steps. Large tap targets, uncluttered layouts, and descriptive ARIA tags are essential so the same interface works comfortably for users with limited dexterity and for those who benefit from reduced cognitive load. If you have ideas such as optional voice commands or enhanced screen-reader cues, feel free to suggest them; simplicity must remain the guiding principle. Deliverables – Production-ready web build and mobile packages (App Store & Play Store-ready or a unified PWA) – Source code with clear comments and build instructions – Brief accessibility conformance report outlining how the interface supports both physical and learning disability use cases – Demo video or sandbox link that proves audio-image sync, drag-and-drop flow, and MP4 export work end-to-end A concise, robust solution is the priority; feature bloat is not. If a framework such as React, React Native, Flutter, or another cross-platform stack lets you meet these goals quickly while keeping the codebase maintainable, that approach is welcome. I’ll provide quick feedback during development cycles to ensure the UI stays as streamlined and inclusive as intended.