
Accessibility Audit Assistant
From two experts to fifteen — scaling WCAG knowledge without a training programme.
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Leading product design for Norway’s national school platform, used by 700,000+ people daily.

From two experts to fifteen — scaling WCAG knowledge without a training programme.
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The research proved the hypothesis wrong — and found a more critical problem in the process.
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A UI refresh that fixed years of accessibility debt — and uncovered a team-wide design bias in the process.
Read caseI lead and work within a team of six product designers, each embedded in a different dev team, and help each one grow.
I work in the product trio and join strategy meetings with the area’s managers, bringing user evidence into decisions about what we build.
Decisions begin with what users actually do and need. I choose the method that fits the question and make sure findings reach decision-makers.
WCAG specialist since 2022. I treat accessibility as a default in how we design, not a late-stage audit.
I build realistic, interactive flows early to test assumptions and align stakeholders before anything reaches development.
We test designs with real users before they’re built, and I expect the whole team to work that way.
My team owns the design system and I lead its direction, with accessibility built into every component.
Design doesn’t end at handoff. We work with engineers through implementation, so what ships matches what was designed.