Joe Gullo

@joegullo.com

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Digital Accessibility Expert | Making the web work for everyone. ☕️✈️📷📰 🌐 joegullo.com | 📍Netherlands

An image of a radio using a pixel shift effect that combines and pulls the colors out of the subject making it looked warped and wavy.
A bike parking lot in Westduinpark by the dunes.
Sunlight shadows reflecting off a tall building in Den Haag.
A promotional video promoting my website scanner to test for accessibility.
A video highlighting the importance of having a content strategy to help make decisions on using PDFs
Ensuring accessibility requires a content management system. Without one who knows the status of your content.
A graphic highlighting the importance of using large enough tap targets for accessibility.
A map of my bike ride this morning.
A logo with a bike wheel and a faded sluip word.
An old pdf with a failure badge crossing the street in front of a cop car.
A sad dusty old pdf reaching for a compliance badge.
The post highlights the need for plain language by showing a man in a maze scratching his head trying to figure out jargon terms.
A video highlighting carnival in Maastricht, Netherlands.
A bandaid with the word overlay on it on a cracked website.
A pdf file holding hands with an HTML browser walking on a beach at sunset
A person presenting at a marketing event in Amsterdam.
A promotional graphic with multi-colored audio waves that says hear the experience.
An image of a zoomed in tab key on a computer keyboard.
A look toward the Den Haag coastline from the pier leading up to the Havenhoofd pier.
A black and white traffic light with text that says “color fails, meaning shouldn’t.”
A team planning a website in a conference room.
A person outdoors shading their eyes while looking at a smartphone in bright sunlight.
Een grafiek die de gemiddelde Europese toegankelijkheidsscore van 62 weergeeft ten opzichte van de leiders op het gebied van toegankelijkheid met een score van 95 tot 100.
A graphic showing the average European accessibility score of 62 to accessibility leaders with a score of 95 to 100.
Een schoon browserscherm met een gestippelde focusrand rond één element.
A clean browser screen with a dotted focus outline around one element.
A graphic showing a webpage that is being checked for broken links and accessibility issues.
A detective icon on a dark blue background.
A graphic indicating 88 percent of websites fail web accessibility standards in 2024.
A white heart icon inside a white browser window icon on a dark blue background.
A graphic of a laptop with upward learning progress bar.
A graphic clipboard of an unchecked list of accessibility standards