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<div className="prose dark:prose-invert max-w-none">
<p className="text-muted-foreground leading-relaxed italic border-l-4 border-primary/20 pl-6 text-lg">
"During my three years at <span className="text-foreground font-semibold">Cecil College</span>, I didn't just teach engineering: I re-engineered how it was taught.
"We don’t bolt on accessibility after the fact. It’s there from the first line of code."
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Transitioning the curriculum from PDFs and Powerpoints to web-based content, I focused on transforming complex technical lessons into highly accessible HTML using <span className="text-foreground font-semibold underline decoration-primary/50">Quarto markdown</span>. This allowed us to consistently generate semantic content including accessible equations and guaranteed descriptive alt text for every visual asset.
Before founding Such Software, I spent three years teaching engineering at <span className="text-foreground font-semibold">Cecil College</span>, where I replaced the entire curriculum’s slide decks and PDFs with semantic HTML generated through <span className="text-foreground font-semibold underline decoration-primary/50">Quarto</span>. Proper equation markup, enforced alt text on every visual. That work shaped how we approach every project today.
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<p className="text-muted-foreground leading-relaxed mt-4 italic border-l-4 border-primary/20 pl-6 text-lg">
This wasn't just theory; it was a methodical implementation of semantic architecture, ARIA compliance, and cognitive load management. Today, I bring that same technical rigor to Such Software’s commercial projects. We don't retroactively fix accessibility; we architect for it from line one."
"The same standards that made course materials work for every student now run through everything we ship. Semantic structure, keyboard navigation, WCAG compliance. That’s not overhead, it’s a core component of all our products."
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