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Answering the question before last
Imagine this scenario You were being asked a series of questions but there is a twist. the answers that you... read more »
An annoying start to the week turns into a Web Odyssey!
Sometimes I end up accessibility testing in the most unlikely of circumstances! Monday mornings can be quite the challenge, and... read more »
Imitation: A Flattering Approach to Web Accessibility
Navigating through the digital landscape has become an integral part of our daily lives, and ensuring that this virtual... read more »
Assisting the Scottish Parliament with Digital Accessibility
A Rather Unique Experience Normally, we're brought in to collaborate with an organization after they've launched their... read more »
Click here. Er...click where, exactly?
Think for a moment Have you ever found yourself staring at a webpage, scratching your head, wondering, "Click here? Click... read more »
Logical Reading Order: Bridging Accessibility in Digital Documents
Why is a Logical Reading Order important? In the world of content having a reading order is crucial, for making... read more »
Disabled people do not like hamburgers!
Did you know that disabled people do not like hamburgers? Here is why… Hamburgers are generally not good for your health... read more »
Dynamic content - the elephant in the room
Has something changed? Web pages are traditionally static. You go to a page, you see what is there and then... read more »
Which of these Alt Tags is the most appropriate?
3 Alt Tags for 3 images Work, lifestyle and business concept. Good-looking focused european female in trendy glasses sitting in... read more »
What should be in an Alt tag?
What is an Alt Tag? An Alt Tag is a tag that is attached to an image that helps a... read more »
Breaking the Law!!
I hate Cookie Banners I do not dislike them. I hate them. They have set Website Accessibility back 10 years. However,... read more »
Confirmation Bias
A pat on the back I would guess that we all like to know we are doing something right. It... read more »
This is what an Accessibility Toolbar should be like
We make this our standard practice! Since 2006, when we pioneered our first fully accessible website, we've consistently implemented an... read more »
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