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An accessibility statement with a difference!
An Exceptional Accessibility Example I absolutely admire this accessibility initiative! During my morning stroll along the seafront, I stumbled upon something quite remarkable. It's a collection of... read more »
What occurs when you stumble at the initial obstacle?
Conducting an Accessibility Evaluation for a Sixth-Form College Recently, I conducted a comprehensive website accessibility assessment for a college. Much like other educational institutions, they enroll a portion of disabled students each year. The impetus behind this audit was the UK Government's Digital Service requirement.... read more »
Are you solely interested in checking off boxes?
What exactly are your objectives? When addressing the accessibility of your websites, is your intention primarily to meet specific criteria? How many criteria are you aiming to satisfy? This isn't meant to be a loaded question, but it's typically one of the first I pose. I frequently... read more »
Why would a small business need a website accessibility audit?
A small business may need a website accessibility audit for several reasons Here are some of them. Legal Compliance In many countries, including the United Kingdom, there are laws and regulations that require websites to be accessible to people with disabilities. For instance, the Equality Act, in... read more »
Why is website accessibility important?
Website accessibility is important for several reasons, primarily to ensure that all users, regardless of their abilities or disabilities, can access and use the information and services provided on a website. Here are some key reasons why website accessibility is crucial: Inclusivity and Equal... read more »
How do I know if my website needs to be accessible?
Let me break it down for you In the UK and many other countries around the world, website legislation falls into two categories: Websites within the Public Sector, such as local and national governments, schools, colleges, hospitals etc.. Every other website With the Public Sector,... read more »