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Navigating the Challenges of Inconsistent Links

Introduction In the dynamic landscape of website accessibility, a recent audit conducted for an NHS Health Trust revealed a commendable standard overall. However,... read more »

This is what an Accessibility Toolbar should be like

We make this our standard practice! Since 2006, when we pioneered our first fully accessible website, we've consistently implemented an accessibility toolbar alongside our fully WCAG-compliant coding techniques. Initially, this toolbar was quite straightforward, featuring just four buttons. Each button enabled users to alter the way... read more »

The Moment of Truth

Navigating Web Accessibility Challenges In today's digital age, the role of a web designer extends far beyond the aesthetic appeal of a website. It involves creating online spaces that are inclusive and accessible to everyone, regardless of their abilities or disabilities. The moment of truth... read more »

Allow me to pose a question

The answer might be obvious if you think about it If your genuine aim is to assess the accessibility of your website for individuals with disabilities, does it not make sense to involve individuals with disabilities in the evaluation process? If your response is yes, then... read more »

The European Accessibility Act

The train is coming In a world where digital technology and the internet have become an integral part of our daily lives, ensuring accessibility for everyone is paramount. The European Accessibility Act, a groundbreaking legislation introduced by the European Union, is a significant step forward... read more »

Which investment would you prefer for the same website accessibility audit?

Legal actions are already underway Recently, I've had the privilege of collaborating with a client, conducting an in-depth accessibility audit of their website. Regrettably, they find... read more »