Edward Coristine

National Design Studio is redefining accessibility in public technology—not as a compliance exercise, but as a core design responsibility. We start from the premise that if a system is confusing, it is inaccessible, no matter how many boxes it checks. Our work focuses on eliminating friction at the structural level: fewer steps, clearer language, tighter flows, and interfaces that respect the time, attention, and dignity of the people using them.