Web developer and teacher (working with and teaching web technologies like XHTML, XML, CSS, XSLT, PHP, SQL, etc) I have taught my students about accessability for the last two years and I have tried my very best to make all public websites in my hometown accessible (so far in vain, alas). I am considering myself a web standards evangelist, but do use some CSS hacks out of sheer necessity.

My company developes dynamic websites in PHP. As of 2004 I *refuse* a job if the customer won't let the site be at least accessible at level A. My own site should be AA, but for some older sections that I did using Net Objects Fusion a couple of years ago. On my site there are some fledgling articles on HTML and CSS, written with web standards and accessability in mind for the novice, since most sites that teach web design in Swedish have not evolved since the 90's. I am presently working on three projects including my own CMS, that I plan to be both WYSIWYG and still produce accessible content. My pages are in Swedish

I build dynamic web sites with easy Content Management, that still produce accessible code. Modular and open solutions are used to make the sites scale to all sizes.

I teach XHTML, XML, CSS, Javascript, PHP and similar techniques, as well as Linux, networking technologies, database developement and administration, etc.