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A man sitting in a wheelchair at a desk with a laptop, raising his right hand. He appears to be asking a question or participating in an online meeting. An open notebook and eyeglasses are on the desk. The background shows large windows with greenery outside.

Why microwave/oven is right but wrong and microwave / oven is wrong but right!

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

A computer keyboard with a glowing ACCESSIBILITY key. The key features an accessibility icon of a person in a wheelchair. The background is a blend of blue, purple, and pink hues, creating a modern and vibrant look.

Test your website with The Tab Key!

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

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Aren’t all websites accessible for disabled people?

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

A person in a wheelchair, dressed in a blue blazer and jeans, looks to their right at the base of a flight of stairs. They are on a paved outdoor area with a lamppost in the background.

What are the benefits of having an accessible website?

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

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Why is it important that disabled people audit your website?

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

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Why accessibility plugins are a bad idea

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

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Clive interviewed on Vectis Radio

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

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You can see but you cannot touch. What do you do?

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

A collage of dropdown menus displaying options labeled First Button, Second Button, and Third Button. Each menu is black with white text and a blue checkmark icon beside the dropdown title.

So what is wrong with dropdown menus?

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

A person with long hair, wearing a turquoise sweater and a red backpack, is pushing a baby stroller down a residential street. The image is timestamped 06:58 in the bottom right corner. Various parked cars and houses are visible in the background.

Accessibility is not just about wheelchairs!

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