The Public Sector Bodies (Websites and Mobile Applications) Accessibility Regulations 2018 is a new UK law that came into effect on 23rd September and is intended to make all Public Sector websites and apps more accessible. Our Director of Accessibility and co-chair of the WCAG working group, Alastair Campbell, looks into what this law covers.
Assistive and Assisted Technology may sound similar and serve comparable purposes, but are used for different reasons. Amani Ali - Accessibility Consultant - looks at the differences between them and how they can benefit different people.
Have you ever thought about how a blind person selects and books accommodation that best suits their needs, or how someone who is paralysed with limited mobility finds their dream holiday online?
An Accessibility Statement is a declaration that defines the level of web accessibility that a website aims to achieve. In this article, we look at why an accessibility statement should be provided and the information that should go into it.
The latest update to the WCAG, version 2.1, has now been launched. In this blog post, Alastair Campbell - our Director of Accessibility - looks at the practical testing and impact for teams using it.
What is web accessibility and why is it so important? Amani Ali, Accessibility Consultant, explains why creating an accessible digital experience is crucial for your business and can maximise your target audience.
Alastair CampbelI, Nomensa's Accessibility Director, explains what W3C’s web accessibility guidelines are and the best ways of using them.
Hiding elements can be done for a number of reasons, for different groups of people. In this article, Amani Ali - Accessibility Consultant at Nomensa - explains why you should consider hiding elements and how this can be done.