Career record & family archive

A thirty-year archive, kept in my own words

My name is Kim Krause Berg. Cre8pc holds the record of my career in accessibility and UX, alongside personal writing for my grandchildren and readers who want the history behind the work.

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Why this archive exists

A record of the work and the life

This site pulls together my career, the small personal details that give it shape, and the writing I keep returning to. Content for each area will be added as it is gathered.

Accessibility and UX guidance sits alongside family history here, so each part can be read on its own or as one account.

Sorting Hat

Where to begin

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Personal record

Legacy

Career milestones, preserved records, and the personal details that shaped the work over thirty years.

Personal writing

Runzwithwords

Essays and reflections written down so they can be revisited, returned to, and shared with family.

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Human Experience Is My Jam

According to my Human Design chart, I’m a Manifesting Generator 6/3. My Myers-Briggs personality is INFJ-T, “The Advocate”. Gemini sun operates my brain and Virgo moon orders me around. It adds up to being kick ass.

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Independent projects

Dancing Thunder

Creative work that sits apart from the career record, gathered in its own place for readers.

Dancing Thunder was my first official logo. She was designed by a graphic artist for my first website called Dancing Thunder’s Playground.

Dancing Thunder logo is a dancing woman with long dark hair, wearing blue wings attached to her arms.

What I do for a Living

Accessibility

Research, historical context, and practical guidance drawn from a long career in user experience web design.

Inclusive design provides choice, independence and is the key to digitial conversions.

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