Before starting a new chapter with ebook design and digital publishing, I was a copywriter, a practice totally analogous to graphic design, and I worked with people with learning disabilities in different positions.
Instead of EPUBs, I'm now concentrating on custom-made websites. Websites can be anything. They are just packets of data on one computer that can be picked up and decoded by other computers. The different roles they can take change as the technology in their ecosystem changes and the world around them evolves. Despite changing, they remain central in the digital universe and their functionality is increasing.
As with ebooks, building sites with base code (HTML, CSS, and vanilla JavaScript) allows you to do more than is possible with website building apps, frameworks and templates in most cases. Much more than with ebooks, you can get deep into the inner workings of every component and element of the build to maximise choice, control and performance for your particular case. Building in base code makes sites more durable too. It's very unlikely the graphic design of well-built sites will ever break. The sites can still be hit by network problems but there is generally less that can go wrong and less for hackers to attack. This ebook site is now legacy. The structure is simple but simple often works and the site can be a useful reference point when we talk about architecture for your site.
THIS SITE IS LEGACY. I AM NOT REPLACING THE 3D PHONE NUMBER UNDERNEATH BUT THE LINK NOW GOES TO MY DUTCH NUMBER.