A Founder’s Vision
Shahzada’s journey into accessibility was not theoretical — it was personal. Years of navigating poorly structured interfaces, inconsistent user experiences, and tools not built with accessibility in mind created a deep motivation to do something about it.
The frustration with existing digital tools, combined with a strong desire to contribute meaningfully to the accessibility community, laid the foundation for Voxcess.
Voxcess represents a shift from “working around problems” to creating accessible solutions that solve them directly.
Why Voxcess Was Born
Shahzada saw several critical gaps:
Instead of waiting for better tools, Shahzada chose to build them — carefully, intentionally, and with long-term purpose.
Founder’s Mission
Voxcess is guided by Shahzada’s belief that accessibility must come first, technology should reduce friction, and small tools can make a big difference.
"Craft accessible tools that make digital life easier for blind and low-vision users."
Values Shaped by the Founder
Accessibility First
Every decision begins here.
Simplicity
Tools must feel natural and easy.
Innovation
Solving real-world gaps with clarity.
Transparency
No hidden complexity.
User-Centered Design
Real needs over assumptions.
Inclusivity
Built for blind and sighted users alike.
Continuous Improvement
Always listening, always evolving.
Independence
Empowering users, never limiting them.
What Makes Voxcess Different
Because Voxcess is built by someone who understands accessibility from both sides — as a practitioner and as a user — the approach is fundamentally different.
- Tools built from scratch with screen reader users in mind
- A focus on practical, usable solutions
- No unnecessary features — just what matters
- Designed to be beginner-friendly
- Created with knowledge of real accessibility barriers
- Improved with community insights
- Honesty and simplicity at the core
Founder’s Message
"Voxcess is more than a project. It’s my commitment to creating a digital environment where accessibility is not an afterthought but a foundation. Through careful design and continuous improvement, I aim to build tools that genuinely support blind and low-vision users and make their digital experiences better, smoother, and more empowering."