the visual part of web work is almost certainly impossible without sighted help. But styling is separated from performance these days. The code to make a page do what it does can be written without worrying about how it looks on a screen. indeed almost all websites also have a back-end (most usually a system that talks to a database or other source of information) - and so the number of areas you can work on are actually quite varied.

There isn't much available in this area that I could reliably get to. But the one place I got an interview with never called back and updated their listing with this requirement:

"Near vision; ability to see details at close range to perform activities such as: transcribing, viewing a computer terminal, reading, visual inspection involving small parts"

For a pet boarding place.

Actually participated in a software development training program run by DLT and my local community college. The program’s last component was an internship and I’m being hired out of that internship.

I play guitars, mainly bass but occasionally lead. Type, whatever pays! I used to do a lot of session work, but that's become mainly work from home now. And I used to do loads of theatre but of course that's all shut down, hopefully to restart soon.

What about you?