Francisco “Pancho” Ramirez
Personal Website – Story – Advocacy – Design
Welcome to my website. I’m Pancho Ramirez from Michoacán, Mexico. I am a person with disabilities, but I am also independent, determined, and committed to building a meaningful life through my work.
I design and build professional WordPress websites, especially using the Divi theme because it is flexible, easy to manage, and highly customizable. I can also build websites from scratch with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, depending on what works best for your project.
I am bilingual in English and Spanish, so communication will be clear and easy. I can also create your website in both languages, helping you connect with more people and reach a wider audience.

News Highlights
Robot Arm
Spanish & English
Spelling words with BCI
Now brain-computer interface can be used to spell full words and sentences. By miming each letter of the native alphabet Alpha for “A” Bravo for “B”, and so on…
The Work I Do
Web Design
Business Cards
Clean Layouts
Recent Articles

Coming Home After 27 Years
I have been back in my hometown in Mexico for almost five months now, and even writing that sentence fills me with emotion. On January 31, I rolled into my sister’s home and began a new chapter of my life surrounded by family, familiar faces, and the place that helped…

Returning to my roots
I’m launching an online fundraising campaign. I’ve been longing for many years to go back to my hometown in Mexico, but I haven’t seen the way, the possibility, to make it happen. I was so ashamed of myself and couldn’t dare to leave the country like this. That would…

How I Control The Robot Arm
After almost three years of training with the dot and exoskeleton, we started training with a robotic arm in a virtual environment for some time. Then, we transitioned to the real thing I always wanted: a real robot arm. That was the main reason I entered the clinical…

Exoeskeleton
’ve been a little too busy doing other things and haven’t updated my website for several months now; that’s terrible! I will start by introducing my robotic arm—well, not mine. It’s the robot I work with the clinical trial team at the office. It’s…
