How to support Deaf people in the digital world
Around the world, millions of deaf people still lack access to their basic human rights when online. Small changes you make to your digital content can give back independence back to your users and allow them to access your information and services.
National Coding Week: Inspiring web developers to consider digital accessibility
It’s National Coding Week. A week all about learning new digital skills and encouraging people to embrace learning how to code and ways to ensure professionals are doing so in an accessible way.
Debunking WordPress Myths: why the CMS is the right choice for your website
WordPress is used by more than 75 million websites across the internet, powering some of the world’s largest sites and brands. However, as there are free and paid for versions, the versatility of this dynamic CMS is often misunderstood. This blog debunks some of these myths.
Addressing inaccessible ticket websites leaving disabled people missing out
We’ve seen a year of massive comebacks and superstars causing a frenzy by announcing world tours. However, people aren’t just missing out due to popular demand, but because of inaccessible websites.
The importance of accessible podcasts
Podcasts have never been so popular, but are you sure that your engaging discussions are accessible for everyone to enjoy? This blog provides considerations that can ensure they are inclusive.
Inclusive design: integrating digital accessibility testing from the start
If building a website with usability at its heart, accessibility needs to be considered at each phase of the development lifecycle. This blog looks into ways to identify accessibility barriers early on, so your new website will be inclusive upon launch.
Ways to reduce stress and anxiety through accessible design
In the busy world that we live in, stresses and frustrations can easily come to fruition. At times where emotions are heightened, the need to gain instant access to digital information is pivotal.