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I love assistive technology!

Dodgy knees I have dodgy knees. Very dodgy, sadly. I have flat feet and did not start to wear corrective... read more »

A level-playing field One of the most brilliant aspects of the Web is the idea of a level playing field.... read more »

Do not ask me why but it never seemed to look right, when there is not a space... read more »

How to quickly check if a website is accessible When I use the word "website accessibility", I mean "website accessibility... read more »

It is easy to know if a building is likely to be accessible for someone in a wheelchair. For example: ... read more »

What does website accessibility mean? The benefits of having an accessible website are almost too many to mention! However, firstly,... read more »

This may seem to be a completely obvious question but, sadly, not everyone who carries out a web audit... read more »

I am passionate about website accessibility for disabled people. I have the privilege of knowing many other people who... read more »

The day before my TEDx Talk, I had the pleasure of being interviewed by Ian Mac, the owner of... read more »

Iona is one of my fab website accessibility testers. She used to photograph some of the world’s biggest rock... read more »

The benefits of using a dropdown menu Dropdown menus are a convenient way of keeping your website clean and uncluttered.... read more »

I saw a feature on the BBC local news this morning about pavement parking. Cars parked on pavements mean... read more »

A live test Last week I was doing an audit for a travel company. I have my amazing team of... read more »

A well-knit and structured website is of primary importance for any brand or business. The website plays the greatest... read more »

An intriguing question This is a question that hadn’t occurred to me before. I’m doing an audit this week for... read more »

I was extremely privileged to present my TEDx Talk at the TEDx Lukely Brook event yesterday, over in the... read more »