An Accessibility Icon With Something to Say

Informed Access is a personal project that's still in progress. The goal is a brand and website dedicated to accessibility information and advocacy for people with disabilities. Not a corporate resource hub. Something warmer, more human, and easier to actually use.

The logo started with the standard accessibility icon, the one you've seen a thousand times. I wanted to keep that instant recognition but push it toward something friendlier. Rounder, warmer, less institutional. Look closely and you'll notice a negative space eyeball built into the figure. That was intentional. The whole point of this project is getting more eyes on the information people need, and I wanted the mark itself to carry that idea.

This one's not finished yet. But the identity work is far enough along that I'm proud to show it, and the direction feels right. More to come.