- Who
- Non-profit · Health
- What we built
- An accessible information portal with donations
- Where it runs
- Website
- Website
- Visit the live site
The story
Bridging Voice helps people living with ALS and similar conditions keep communicating through technology. Many of their visitors use eye-tracking devices instead of a mouse, so the website had to work for them first.
Families, patients and health workers all needed to find support, free resources and training — and many of them can’t use a mouse or keyboard.
What we built for them
Built for eye-tracking
Bigger buttons and more breathing room so every link can be “clicked” with a glance.
Easy donations
Supporters can give once or monthly, in a form that looks and feels like the brand.
A video player for everyone
People who navigate with their eyes can play, pause and control videos.
Top-grade accessibility
Designed to the highest accessibility standard (AAA).
How we got there
Every project is different. Here’s how this one came together.
Asked the people who use it
Interviews and very simple surveys that anyone using assistive technology could answer.
Accessibility first
The highest accessibility standard was the goal from the very first sketch, not an add-on.

In their words
VIP attention we’d never get from a big agency
“I loved the attention we were given. The founder gave me the one-on-one VIP service that we could never get from a larger firm. He was available at all times, day or night.”
Karina NaginExecutive Director, Bridging Voice
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