Portrait of Josh Salazar

// about the maker

Hi, I'm Josh.

I'm an artist for everyone and my medium is <code/>.

designer, developer, educator, and persistent advocate for making the web work better for everyone.

Designing and building at the University of Michigan Library

I design and build accessible digital experiences for the University of Michigan Library. My work focuses on creating user-friendly interfaces for the Library website's front-end, while contributing to initiatives across accessibility, analytics, and digital projects.

Leading accessibility initiatives in higher education

I've worked with administration to create digital accessibility remediation plans in response to Department of Justice complaints. I also led university-wide accessibility initiatives, developing training for content editors, developers, and designers.

Speaking about design, code, and access

  • Digital Summit, Detroit (2019) How to build for everyone, and why you should care
  • UCDA, Portland (2019) UX tips to make your website not suck, How to not get sued — design a website accessible for everyone
  • UCDA, Atlanta (2020) Gamification of UX, Accesssibility Remediation Planning

Teaching graphic design and web design

I taught graphic design and web design at Central Michigan University, where I shared my knowledge and experience with students. My courses covered a range of topics, including user experience design, front-end development, and accessibility.

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