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The challenges faced by screen readers

What are screen readers? Screen readers are assistive technologies designed to enable individuals with visual impairments to access digital content,... read more »

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Bridging the Gap: The Unified Principles of Physical and Digital Accessibility

Introduction Creating spaces, products and technologies that cater to the needs of individuals is crucial, for ensuring inclusivity. Whether in... read more »

The Access by Design Website Accessibility Audit Team: Krista (Superpower: Blind, Weapon: JAWs Screen Reader), Mede (Superpower: Blind, Weapon: JAWs Screen Reader), Iona (Superpower: Cannot use hands, Weapon: Dragon Dictation), Sara (Superpower: Neurodivergent, Weapon: Dark Mode), Lleona (Superpower: Blind, Weapon: NVDA Screen Reader),

The importance of website accessibility testing with disabled people

Creating Welcoming Websites for Everyone! In a world driven by the digital revolution ensuring website accessibility is of importance. With... read more »

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Is it OK to open Links in a new window?

Dealing with link behavior is an issue that my team faces when conducting Website Accessibility Testing.Whenever you click on... read more »

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New Website Accessibility Seminar for 2024

My TED Talk on Website Accessibility Website Accessibility. What it means for your organisation in 2024.I had the enormous privilege... read more »

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Buttons and Links - common misconceptions

This is an issue. In my website accessibility audits I frequently come across a problem; buttons that visually look like... read more »

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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 »

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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 »

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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 »

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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 »