Fully accessible Defacto CMS supports visually impaired users
The British Computer Association of the Blind (BCAB) has launched a new website with the help from the digital online user experience agency Nomensa.
Launched on July 10th 2006, the BCAB website is set to become a central hub of communication and information for visually impaired people.
Designed by Nomensa and managed through their accessible Content Management System (CMS), Defacto, the website represents a major step forward in creativity and technology for BCAB, by allowing members to develop and maintain their website through the accessible interface of Defacto.
It’s exciting to launch a new website under any circumstances, but knowing that the underlying technology will support our web team, with all our various access technologies, really sets it apart.
- Léonie Watson – BCAB Webmaster and Nomensa Head of Accessibility.
To view the new website visit http://www.bcab.org.uk.
About Nomensa
Established in 2001, Nomensa is the digital agency which specialises in perfecting online user experience. It combines usability, accessibility and strong web development skills to help public and private sector clients develop online strategies, be more inclusive and accountable.
Nomensa has a research based methodology that puts people at the centre of its activities. Everything it does focuses on understanding the experience people have when using technology.
Nomensa works with FTSE 250 companies, Central Government Departments, Local Authorities and Councils, and leading Universities, as well as several other organisations in the finance, IT and charity sectors.
For further information, please contact:
Caroline Risk
Marketing Executive
T: 0117 929 7333
E: info@nomensa.com
