Jul 20, 2023

Edyta Jordan now certified by W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

2 min read Web Development, Accessibility

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I am pleased to announce that I am now certified by W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)! Edyta Jordan Accessibility W3Cx WAI0.1x Certificate

As accessibility skills are increasingly in demand, this certification proves skills, commitment, and values as a professional. Ensuring that your website is accessible is essential for your customers and users. This badge represents my mastery and dedication as an accessibility expert. Imagine your website as an inclusive haven. Let's work together to make accessibility the heart of your digital success story! To learn more about accessibility, check out: Breaking Down Barriers: The Importance of Web Accessibility for All Users.

The accessibility course and certification are provided by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI) and the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) Institute for Information Technologies in Education (IITE). This certification course is based on the open curricula from the W3C WAI Education and Outreach Working Group (EOWG). It brings together international expert trainers from Deque, Infoaxia, Intopia, Knowbility, The Paciello Group ( TPG), Web Key IT, and W3C WAI.

Breaking Down Barriers

Website accessibility is an essential consideration for any organization that values inclusion and wants to provide a positive user experience for all visitors. By making your website accessible, you can improve the lives of people with disabilities and create a more welcoming and inclusive online community.

JELD-WEN Windows and Doors

Project Type: Accessibility, APIs / Microservices, CMS/DMS/LMS, DevOps, MarTech & Demand Generation, Salesforce, Web Application / Member Portal

Industry: Building Materials

Edyta Design Studio

Project Type: Accessibility, APIs / Microservices, Brand Identity / Print / UX&UI, HubSpot, MarTech & Demand Generation, Project Management, Web Application / Member Portal

Industry: Professional Training & Coaching

The Portland Clinic

Project Type: Accessibility, CMS/DMS/LMS, DevOps, Project Management, WordPress

Industry: Hospital & Health Care

TestTexasHIV.org

Project Type: Accessibility, APIs / Microservices, Brand Identity / Print / UX&UI, CMS/DMS/LMS, DevOps, WordPress

Industry: Government Administration

LatinaCEO.com

Project Type: Accessibility, Brand Identity / Print / UX&UI, DevOps, WordPress

Industry: Professional Training & Coaching

Nobody wants a CRM that’s a time-sink or leaves your team sighing. Edyta builds systems that actually help you work smarter, not harder.

When I say Edyta brings mastery in CRMs, I mean it.

She handles Salesforce, Marketo, HubSpot—and she doesn’t just flip switches. She builds tailored automations that align with how real people do real work.

She met challenges head-on. A client had a patchwork of tools that didn’t talk to each other. Edyta saw through the chaos, integrated systems cleanly, and—poof—the team stopped wrestling with data entry and started using insights.

But let’s not box her in as just good at systems.

She brings levity to the table. Dead-serious tech can get draining fast. Edyta’s sense of humor brings balance—she makes the work better, even when the problems aren’t.

Her attitude is solid. When you dump a messy CRM issue at her feet, she doesn’t roll her eyes. She leans in, figures it out, and maybe cracks a joke about it later.

If I were hiring or recommending someone to choose a CRM pro—and want one who works clean, thinks in workflows, and won’t drive the team's morale into the gutters—that’s Edyta.

Edyta Jordan now certified by W3C Web Accessibility Initiative (WAI)

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