Disability touches every corner of life.
Nearly 1 in 4 adults in the US lives with a disability. Chronic illness affects how we shop, eat, travel, and move through the world — yet most reviews are written as if everyone has the same body, brain, and energy levels.
The details that get left out
Nearly 50% of people with disabilities have pets — but most pet product reviews never consider whether someone with limited grip strength can open the packaging. Chronic illness affects hair, skin, and energy, yet beauty reviews rarely address fatigue or sensory sensitivity.
Size inclusivity matters in every category — from whether a restaurant booth accommodates different bodies to whether a hiking trail is genuinely accessible. These aren't niche concerns. They're the majority experience, underserved by mainstream media.
"Real world referrals from someone who actually lives this life."
— Chelsea Holmes
Design training meets lived experience
My design background means I evaluate products and spaces with a critical eye — not just "does it work" but "who was this designed for, and who was left out?" Combined with my own diagnoses and the 75,000+ community members I'm in conversation with, my reviews carry both analytical rigor and genuine empathy.