Our Latest Blogs
Digital Accessibility is a fascinating, complex subject that can seem to be quite scary but actually, the principles of it are quite logical and straightforward.
The biggest challenge we find is getting people started on their digital accessibility journey.
We love sharing our experiences and our thoughts through this blog.
Whether it is looking at accessible web design, an accessibility audit or any other aspect of digital accessibility, we hope that you find them interesting and engaging.
Why not use accessible website design to mark the bicentenary of the Battle of Waterloo?
What do you know about Waterloo? No, we don't mean the ABBA song or the London railway and tube...
2015: a good year to use responsive accessible design for a website about the Magna Carta
Of course, we have no idea if you are already aware about this, but 2015 marks a crucial anniversary...
What the iPad's history suggests about responsive website design
Five years have now passed since Steve Jobs, then the CEO of Apple, publicly unveiled an intriguing new device...
SEO Case Study - The Apple Barn, Chichester
The Apple Barn sells vintage furniture just south of Chichester. Here’s a great case study of how we got them...
Tips for making your website's design more environmentally friendly
We reckon that everyone should be encouraged to be more green in their everyday lives. No, wait, put that...
Website Templates - The Most Well Kept Secret of Web Designers
What are you really paying for? When you look for a website designer you probably look at two main things,...
Why a responsive website can help people who travel around the world
For many people, travelling to various countries around the globe can be a lot of fun. However, it can...
Access by Design are offering you a free website review!
Why your website may need reviewing… You might be thinking about your marketing strategy for 2015 and we want to...
Tips for helping to shorten your website's loading times
Do you have a need for speed? Actually, you probably do even if you don’t currently realise it. That’s...
The frustrations of using a non-responsive website
It is astonishing to think that we are now in 2015, in an age of digital revolution where over...
How online health businesses can keep their customers beyond January
January has always seemed a very peculiar month. Coming so soon after the excitement of Christmas, it seems to...
Access by Design is moving to the Cloud!
Why? Our company is growing and the Cloud can provide more security, reliability and more processor power to meet...
Web design trends that we expect to become more popular in 2015
It seems like a good time to judge how the general nature of web design could change in the...
Crucial web design tips for breaking into the Japanese market
Japan has often seemed like a bizarre country to many of us in the western world. This is undoubtedly...
The importance of a good logo for your company
We have the experience and expertise to give your company a highly accessible website. Still, how much use is...
How having a Responsive, Accessible website aids your business through local tourism
It should come as little surprise to people these days of the importance of a responsively designed website. It...
Access by Design: Online Accessibility for Everyone
We currently live in a very exciting time. Our development as a species has increased exponentially with the age...
SEO Case Study - D M Gibson, Stonemason
David Gibson is a stonemason based in Bognor Regis. Last year he spent more than the average person’s annual salary...
Waving Goodbye to 5 Web Design Trends
The web design industry is fast-moving – blink and you will miss something! Like with any industry, trends come...
Stock Imagery Blog - Why your website need stock imagery!
Stock imagery is available on many web platforms including Thinkstock, iStock and Shutterstock. Access-byDesign have a yearly business subscription...
Online Accessibility - What exactly is it? How can it benefit my business?
What does ‘accessibility’ mean for a website? True website accessibility basically means that people with any sort of disability can...