Israel Cefrin is a seasoned professional in the realm of design and scholarly communication, boasting an impressive career spanning two decades. He has a Master's Degree in Design, and has dedicated his expertise to the development of accessible websites, catering to the diverse needs of users across various devices, including laptops and smartphones. Currently serving as a Developer at the Library of the University of Waterloo, Israel plays a pivotal role in shaping the digital online presence of scholarly resources at the Library. His work revolves around the development of websites that not only meet but exceed accessibility standards, ensuring a seamless experience for all users. His commitment to inclusivity is reflected in his approach to web development, considering the particularities of diverse platforms. He is also involved in groups and committees that work towards accessibility across the campus and institutions in Ontario, joining efforts with peers who also work with accessibility. Israel's proficiency extends to conducting comprehensive audits employing Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) as a cornerstone, blending manual, automated, and user testing approaching. His background in Scholarly Communication and IT bridges the gap between technology and inclusivity and also guarantees a user-centric design that prioritizes the needs of individuals with various abilities.