Hi There, I'm Eleanor.
I work at the intersection of digital accessibility, learning design, and neurodivergence.
I design accessible, neurodivergent-inclusive digital experiences that support how people actually think, learn, and work.
That includes designing accessible systems, advising on inclusive digital practices, and translating complex tech into tools people can actually use.
Alongside my professional practice, I speak and write about inclusive design, accessibility, and how technology can reduce cognitive load rather than add to it.
UI Design
UX Design
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E-Learning
UI Design
UX Research
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Branding
Web design
UI Design
UX Research
Illustration
Branding
Web design
What I Bring to the Table
Designing intuitive user journeys through research, testing, and iterative improvements with accessibility-first principles.
Creating accessible, engaging educational experiences using UX research, WCAG compliance, and universal design principles for diverse learner needs.
Building scalable digital accommodations using platforms like Webflow, Glide, and automation tools—democratizing access to executive function support.
Presenting research-backed frameworks on ADHD accommodations, inclusive technology design, and accessibility for conferences and organizations.
Translating complex technology into step-by-step resources that empower people to build their own accommodation systems without ongoing support.
Developing symptom-based frameworks that organize assistive technology by challenge (time blindness, executive dysfunction, sensory regulation) rather than tool category.
Speaking & Thought Leadership
I speak at conferences, events, and organisations on accessibility, inclusive design, and ADHD-friendly technology.
My talks combine lived experience, practical frameworks, and real-world examples — helping audiences understand not just what accessibility is, but how to design for it in practice.
My Approach
My talks focus on actionable strategies: designing accessible systems, implementing ADHD-friendly technology, and understanding digital tools as a form of cognitive accessibility.
My work sits at the intersection of design, accessibility, and lived experience, translating theory into practical approaches that people can apply immediately.
Recent & Upcoming Speaking:
Perth Digital Accessibility Conference (PDAC)
Speaker — February 2026
2025 Neurodivergence Wellbeing Conference
Speaker - August 2025
MuddleMend
Alongside my professional practice, I run MuddleMend, a platform exploring ADHD-friendly digital tools, systems, and strategies. MuddleMend informs my design work, but this site focuses on my professional experience, projects, and collaborations.
FAQs
Clarifying your questions about my work and how I can help.
What speaking topics do you cover?
I present on ADHD accommodations, accessibility frameworks, and neurodivergent technology implementation.
How can I work with you?
I'm currently available for:
- Conference presentations and panel discussions on ADHD, accessibility, and neurodivergent technology
- Guest lectures on inclusive design, learning accessibility, and cognitive support systems
Just contact me via my Contact gae.
What is MuddleMend?
MuddleMend is my platform for ADHD-friendly technology implementation. I create comprehensive guides, monthly newsletter articles, and no-code templates that help neurodivergent adults build digital accommodation systems.
Are you available for work?
My Learning Design portfolio is available upon request, featuring work in e-learning development, UX/ UI design, and e-learning course development.