Parent · Studio
Dakkak Labs
The studio itself — design, accessibility consulting, and original work.
LavenderAbout · The studio
Made to be used by everyone.
An independent studio — games, apps, and accessibility, all under one roof.
The founder
Mohamed Dakkak.
I’m the founder. I’m legally blind, originally from Syria and now based in the US — a CIS student, a gamer, and a developer. I build and read every screen by voice, every day.
Every app, game, and tool I tried locked me out — buttons my screen reader couldn’t name, animations that wouldn’t stop. So I started building what I needed myself: software that doesn’t rush you, games anyone in the room can join, and accessibility that’s there from the first sketch — not bolted on at the end.
And I’ll be honest about the goal: build apps that genuinely help and that anyone can use — older people and people with disabilities included — and turn that into a real, sustainable business. Accessibility isn’t a favour or an afterthought here; it’s the point. I’m here to keep learning, and to make a living doing work I’m proud of.
The mark
One shape, four meanings.
It’s a letter D, drawn like it’s leaning forward. To a gamer it’s a play button. To a developer, a cursor. To someone using a screen reader, a focus arrow. And it’s the D on the studio’s door.
PlayGames
PointerApps
ArrowAccess
The DThe name
Studio system
One mark, three products.
They all carry the same symbol — same family. The shape stays the same; the colour is how you tell them apart, and what each one is for.
Product · Wellness
Yovel
Sleep, breath, and the quiet hours — a wellness app, built for blind users first.
SageProduct · Games
Studio (TBD)
The games side — audio-first play, accessible from the start.
Copper