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Why Website Accessibility Takes Time And Why Quick Fixes Fail

Posted on 3 December 2025

Many organisations begin their accessibility journey with the hope that everything can be fixed quickly. They imagine...

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The Hidden Accessibility Barriers That Most Agencies Miss

Posted on 1 December 2025

Many websites look polished and professional on the surface. They load quickly, display well on modern devices...

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Why Mobile Accessibility Matters More Than Desktop In 2025

Posted on 27 November 2025

Mobile devices are now the primary way many people access the internet. This shift has changed how...

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What Manual Keyboard Testing Reveals That Most Developers Never See

Posted on 23 November 2025

Most people browse the web with a mouse or touch screen. They click, tap and scroll without...

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Why Automated Accessibility Tools Miss The Most Important Issues

Posted on 19 November 2025

Many organisations are surprised when they discover that automated accessibility tools provide only a small part of...

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How Disabled Users Really Test Websites In Real Life

Posted on 15 November 2025

Most people imagine website testing as a tidy little checklist performed by someone sitting at a desk...

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There is so much misinformation about accessibility overlays

Posted on 4 November 2025

There is nothing wrong with an accessibility toolbar. We have been using them since 2006 when we built our...

BrightonSEO 2025 – Google Is Blind And What That Means For You

Posted on 29 August 2025

Why Access For Web Matters More Than Ever

Posted on 21 August 2025

We Consider Ourselves Low Risk

Posted on 7 August 2025

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Accessible Website Or Just Green Ticks?

Posted on 31 July 2025

Web Accessibility Audit Price And Value Explained

Posted on 25 July 2025

Web Accessibility Audit Cost And Value - An Explanation

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Accessibility Checker For Website Vs Wave Accessibility Tool

Posted on 23 July 2025

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WCAG AA and Accessibility Testing Software

Posted on 21 July 2025

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What Is Web Accessibility And Website Accessibility Training?

Posted on 20 July 2025

European Accessibility Act 2025 UK And Why You Must Test Website Accessibility Now

Posted on 15 July 2025

European Accessibility Act 2025 UK – Compliance, Requirements and Deadline The European Accessibility Act 2025 is now law. If your...

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What To Do After Running A Wave Accessibility Test

Posted on 14 July 2025

What To Do After Running A Wave Accessibility Test If you have just run a Wave accessibility test, you are...

Website Accessibility Checker and Standards Test Website

Posted on 10 July 2025

Website Accessibility Checker And Standards Test Website A website accessibility checker is often the first step in identifying issues, but...

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What Is Wave Accessibility?

Posted on 9 July 2025

Wave accessibility and web tests are powerful tools that help you understand how inclusive your website really is. They...

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Test Web Page Accessibility With W3 Website Validator

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Website Design West Sussex That Works For Your Business

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Why Overlay Tools Will Not Make Your Website Accessible

Posted on 24 June 2025

Why Overlay Tools Will Not Make Your Website Accessible Overlay tools claim to make your site accessible with one click,...

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Business Roundtable: Raising Accessibility With Alison Griffiths MP

Posted on 17 June 2025

Date: 17 June 2025 Location: Millennium Chamber, Littlehampton Town Council On Monday I was honoured...