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Press & Media

Press features, interviews, and expert commentary on accessible, inclusive web design.

For press and media opportunities please contact Kim.

Media Bio

Kim Scotland is a web designer and tech expert for service-based business owners who want more than a good-looking homepage.

She turns underperforming sites into strategic tools that book clients, automate admin, and create smoother experiences for all users.

With over 10 years in tech as a software engineer and web designer, Kim builds clean, high-converting websites that do the heavy lifting so you can focus on running your business, not troubleshooting your site.

Her work is grounded in accessibility and inclusion, creating digital spaces that feel safe and easy to use, especially for marginalised people who experience systemic inequality in the online business world.

Kim, a web designer for small business with hair tied back, wearing a yellow blazer and blue shirt, smiles against a bright pink background.

Speaker Topics

  • Website accessibility and inclusive design
    Why accessibility matters, who gets excluded when we ignore it, and how to build digital spaces that work for real people.
  • Neurodiversity and accessibility in work and business
    How neurodivergent people experience systems, workplaces, and online spaces, and what meaningful support looks like beyond buzzwords.
  • Ethical, human-centred web design
    Designing websites that respect users, avoid dark patterns, and prioritise clarity, consent, and ease of use.

If you have a press or speaking opportunity you think would be a good fit for Kim, please get in touch.

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Press and Media Features

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The Power Of Accessibility

The Happy Business Express | December 2025
“When a site works for every user, it doesn’t just look good – it builds trust, creates smoother experiences, and drives real results… “
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Meet Kim Scotland Owner and Web Designer at Kim Scotland Web Design

TechRound | November 2025
“Website accessibility isn’t beige or boring – in all honesty, I’ve never seen accessibility make a website worse, only clearer and more usable… “
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8 expert top tips to make your startup website more accessible

Startups Magazine | November 2025
“Website accessibility isn’t beige or boring – in all honesty, I’ve never seen accessibility make a website worse, only clearer and more usable… “
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If your website excludes people, is it really working?

Digital Dominators Podcast | November 2025

Sooz and I put the world to rights on all things website accessibility.

We chat about why inclusive, accessible websites matter, not just for the people using them, but for your business too. Because better accessibility not only makes your site kinder, it makes it more visible, more usable, and way more effective.

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Parents in Business: web design business owner Kim

Family Friendly Working | May 2023
“I don’t just make websites look good. I make sure they work hard, scale smart, and support the business underneath. Strategy and backend infrastructure come first, so when we do add the visuals, we’re building on rock-solid foundations…”
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UK childcare cost crisis

GB News | April 2023

Here I talk to a GB News reporter about the soaring cost of childcare and the unfair funding cut-off dates that are leaving families out.

Discussion on the WordPress block editor

Gutenberg Times | Jan 2019

Here I talk to WordPress legends Kori Ashton, Bob Dunne and Birgit Pauli-Hauck about the switch from the WordPress classic editor to the Visual Editor. At the time of Recording it was named Project Gutenberg

Press Enquiries

If you have a press or speaking opportunity you think would be a good fit for Kim, please get in touch.

Email Kim