A website is only finished when everyone can actually use it, not just the people who see well and click with a steady hand.
The starting point
Sascha Lang makes media for inclusion, and lives it. igelmedia needed a website that doesn't just claim to be inclusive but actually is: usable with keyboard and screen reader, easy to read, clearly structured. Here, accessibility wasn't a box to tick at the end, it was the starting point.
Idea & approach
From the very first sketch, I designed around the requirements rather than bolting them on afterwards: enough contrast, a sensible reading and tab order, visible focus states, properly labelled elements. Beautiful and accessible aren't opposites, they belong together.
The result
A site that speaks to everyone and gets in no one's way. It's live, have a look: