World Usability Day is an annual event, which aims to make life a bit easier for people with disabilities both on and offline. It does so, through raising awareness on the need for services, products, and spaces being easily accessible for everyone.
No matter what sector you may be in, digital accessibility brings a magnitude of benefits to organisations. Not only do these advancements enhance the service for users themselves, but businesses can reap their own rewards. This blog explores in what ways.
Most websites that you enter nowadays have AI-generated chatbot support features. This blog delves into considerations that need to be made for them to be inclusive.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is taking the world by storm and in recent times we’ve seen incredible strides forward with it being used for greater good in society. This blog explores areas where AI is lacking, requiring human oversight for online platforms to be accessible.
