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Building Bridges Through Accessible Design

We started with a simple question: why should anyone be excluded from the digital world? That question became our mission, and now it's how we help businesses create truly inclusive online experiences.

The Story Behind Our Work

Back in 2019, our founders discovered something troubling during a routine website project. Despite all the modern tools and frameworks available, the site they'd built was completely unusable for visitors with screen readers. That wake-up call changed everything.

What started as fixing one website grew into something bigger. We realized that accessibility isn't just about compliance checkboxes — it's about creating digital spaces where everyone feels welcome. And in Taiwan's growing digital landscape, that mission feels more important than ever.

Today, we work with businesses across Taiwan who want to do better. Not because they have to, but because they understand that inclusive design is simply good design.

Team collaborating on accessibility testing with various assistive technologies

What Drives Us Forward

We believe the internet should work for everyone. Not just the 80% — everyone. That means building websites that adapt to how people actually navigate the web, whether they're using keyboards, screen readers, or just need larger text.

Our approach isn't about retrofitting accessibility as an afterthought. We integrate inclusive thinking from day one, helping businesses understand that accessible design often leads to better user experiences across the board.

Every project teaches us something new about the creative solutions that emerge when you design with real human diversity in mind.

12+ Businesses Transformed

From local restaurants to tech startups, we've helped Taiwan businesses discover that accessibility improvements often boost their overall user engagement.

Before and after screenshots showing improved website navigation and contrast
Dmitrij Kowalski, Technical Lead at Intellineuronflow

Dmitrij Kowalski

Technical Lead

The one who turns accessibility guidelines into real, working solutions. Dmitrij has this knack for explaining complex technical requirements in ways that actually make sense.

People Who Care About the Details

Our team combines technical expertise with genuine empathy for user experience challenges. We've learned that the best accessibility solutions come from understanding both the technology and the people who use it.

Accessibility testing session with keyboard navigation and screen reader software

We're not just following checklists — we're solving real problems for real people. That might mean redesigning a navigation system so it works better with voice commands, or rethinking color schemes so information doesn't get lost for colorblind users.

The work is detailed, sometimes technical, but always grounded in making digital experiences more human.

Linnea Svensson, Accessibility Director at Intellineuronflow

Linnea Svensson

Accessibility Director

Linnea sees patterns where others see problems. She's the strategic mind behind our inclusive design approach and helps businesses understand the 'why' behind accessibility improvements.
Detailed accessibility audit process showing testing across multiple devices

Understanding Before Building

We start by actually using your website the way your visitors do. That means testing with screen readers, navigating with only keyboards, and checking how content reads at different zoom levels. It's surprising what you discover when you experience your site through different perspectives.

Practical Solutions

Our recommendations aren't academic theories — they're actionable improvements that make immediate differences. We focus on changes that enhance usability for everyone, not just compliance requirements.

Training session with business team learning about inclusive design principles

Knowledge Transfer

We don't just fix things and disappear. Part of our process involves teaching your team why certain approaches work better, so accessibility thinking becomes part of your ongoing development process. The goal is sustainable, long-term inclusive design.

What Guides Our Work

Every project decision comes back to a few core principles that keep us focused on what really matters.

Real Impact Over Compliance

Meeting WCAG standards is important, but our real measure of success is whether people can actually use and enjoy your website. Sometimes that means going beyond the guidelines.

Inclusive by Design

The best accessibility features often improve the experience for everyone. Captions help people in noisy environments. Clear navigation helps when you're in a hurry. Good contrast helps when you're outside in bright sunlight.

Sustainable Solutions

We focus on approaches that work with your existing workflows and grow with your business. Accessibility shouldn't be something that breaks every time you update your website.

Local Understanding

Working in Taiwan's digital market has taught us that inclusive design needs to consider local user behaviors, device preferences, and cultural approaches to digital interaction.

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