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What is involved with an accessibility audit? (Part 3)

You can plug a car into a diagnostics machine but it will not tell you if you have a... read more »

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What is involved with an accessibility audit? (Part 2 - continued)

It is not just one tick! In my previous article, I explained the common misconception that designers often think that... read more »

What is involved with an accessibility audit? (Part 2)

What is an automated matrix? In this article, I wish to clear up the most common misconception when it comes... read more »

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What is involved with an accessibility audit? (Part 1)

The second most-often question I am asked is what actually does having a website accessibility audit involve? FYI, the... read more »

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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 »

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Surely all websites are accessible for disabled people?

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

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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 »

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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 »

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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 »