I've been using Drupal since Drupal 7. And because I work with Drupal, I know PHP and JavaScript. And also jQuery.I'm excellent with HTML and CSS. I love all the new features coming to CSS, there certainly are more than a few features I'm waiting excitedly for. Hopefully, they receive good enough browser support quickly, so I can start using them in my projects.I've worked with SASS, SCSS, and Stylus. I dislike the minimal approach, I find the code both easier to read and understand if the semicolons and curly braces are present. I'm currently learning Tailwind.I still consider myself somewhat a beginner with React, GraphQL, Gatsby, and Next.js because I've mostly used them in quite small projects so far. The more I work with them, the more I definitely want to continue working with them.I was one of the founding members of Karhu Helsinki's accessibility team. We did several accessibility audits together and we were also defining the accessibility guidelines of Karhu Helsinki. I've continued on my accessibility path after leaving Karhu Helsinki. My current employer is offering me multiple ways to improve myself and spread the knowledge I have inside our company. I'm the founder and facilitator of Exove's accessibility guild. <a href="https://www.credly.com/badges/b76cf8da-e465-47a4-a810-a5c26f989572/linked_in_profile">I am WAS (Web Accessibility Specialist) certified</a> by IAAP (International Association of Accessibility Professionals).<ul class="logo-list"><li class="logo-list--item logo--drupal"><a href="https://drupal.org" aria-label="Learn more about Drupal on Drupal.org">Drupal</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--html5"><a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Guide/HTML/HTML5" aria-label="Learn more about HTML5 on Mozilla&apos;s developer resource site">HTML5</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--css3"><a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS" aria-label="Learn more about CSS on Mozilla&apos;s developer resource site">CSS3</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--tailwindcss"><a href="https://tailwindcss.com/" aria-label="Learn more about Tailwind on their website">Tailwindcss</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--php"><a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Glossary/PHP" aria-label="Learn more about PHP on Mozilla&apos;s developer resources">PHP</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--javascript"><a href="https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript" aria-label="Learn more about JavaScript on Mozilla&apos;s developer resource site">JavaScript</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--sass"><a href="https://sass-lang.com/" aria-label="Learn more about SASS on their website">Sass</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--react"><a href="https://reactjs.org/" aria-label="Learn more about React on their website">React</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--graphql"><a href="https://graphql.org/" aria-label="Learn more about GraphQL on their website">GraphQL</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--gatsby"><a href="https://www.gatsbyjs.com/" aria-label="Learn more about Gatsby on their website">Gatsby</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--next"><a href="https://nextjs.org/" aria-label="Learn more about Next.js on their website">Next.js</a></li><li class="logo-list--item logo--iaap-was"><a href="https://www.credly.com/badges/b76cf8da-e465-47a4-a810-a5c26f989572/public_url" aria-label="Learn more about my WAS certification">WAS certification</a></li></ul><h2>Tools</h2>I can work with Mac, Windows, or Linux. At work, I've been using Macs so those are what I'm the most used to. I don't really care that much about what I work with as long as the tools and systems work.I've had quite many local environment types, custom Vagrant machines, Docksal, Lando, and Docker4Drupal-based systems. Most recently I've been starting to use DDEV.I have been using Sublime Text and Visual Studio Code as my editor. Both seem to work nicely between different operating systems. Recently I've been leaning more and more toward Visual Studio Code.For version control, I use Git. I've also seen SVN in some projects but I'd rather use Git. I suppose it depends on which one you learn first but I find Git a lot easier to understand and use.I'm familiar with Atlassian's Bitbucket and Jira. I've used both for years.I'm a beginner with VoiceOver and Android TalkBack. I've used VoiceOver on laptops, tablets, and phones. On Windows, I've used both Narrator and NVDA. I'm learning more about these tools as a part of my accessibility learning curve.From accessibility testing tools I've used quite a bunch. From the automated ones, I've now been using Siteimprove. I like deque's axe a lot, so far I've only used the free version so I don't have experience of its full features. I also use various browser extensions and bookmarklets while auditing.I have been using Adobe Photoshop for years and I know it well. Many years ago I've also used Adobe Illustrator and Adobe InDesign, I'd guess I still know at least the basics of those.I've used Mailchimp for many years and taught people to use it for several years. I haven't used it in a few years now so I'm not familiar with all its newest features.<ul class="logo-list"><li class="logo-list--item logo--git"><a href="https://git-scm.com/" aria-label="Learn more about Git on their website">Git</a></li></ul>

I'm a certified accessibility professional with over 10 years of experience with Drupal.