Blog: Blogposts
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5 key accessibility questions to ask when buying digital tools, sites or apps (POSTER)
Media Type: BlogpostsMost organisations outsource site or app creation to digital agencies. They also procure digital tools for their staff. 5 questions can help assure delivery of accessibility by agencies and vendors...
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5 things you should know before buying accessibility audit and accreditation services
Media Type: BlogpostsLots of companies offer accessibility audits. Some have great pedigree, others are new to the stage. Some are expensive. Others are cheap. So, do you get what you pay for...?
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The goal of accessibility isn’t to find issues, it’s to fix them
Media Type: Blogposts2020 was the year when governments across Europe had to deliver accessibility – so what can we learn from what went wrong?
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Do accessible websites still need to support Internet Explorer 11?
Media Type: BlogpostsAs a developer who cares about accessibility, should you or shouldn’t you be supporting Internet Explorer 11? I’ll explore both sides of the case for continuing to develop for it...
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Creating e-learning that can be used by everyone (POSTER)
Media Type: BlogpostsDue to the pandemic, almost all learning is happening remotely at present. Our poster gives tips on how workplaces, universities and schools can make it accessible to everyone...
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How digital helps you create an Inclusive Workplace (POSTER)
Media Type: BlogpostsDigital accessibility is as important for your staff as for your customers and clients. Ensure your organisation helps them be productive & thrive with our poster of Workplace Inclusion tips...
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Dos and don’ts on designing for older people (POSTER)
Media Type: BlogpostsOlder people could be your web site or app's most underserved audience. Turn them into customers with our poster of tips from our Digital Accessibility Experts Live webinar last week...
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How to use HTML5 sectioning elements to create useful accessible landmarks
Media Type: BlogpostsHTML5 sectioning elements like <header>, <nav>, <main> can be good for accessibility, as screen reader users can hear them voiced as ‘landmarks’, but only if they are used correctly...
