All posts for "a11y" tag

Infinite scrolling is probably not a good idea for your website

Published
27th May 2015
by 
Ana Crespo
Category:
Accessibility
UX
Infinite scrolling is probably not a good idea for your website

What do Facebook and Time.com have in common? Despite having very different purposes -the former a social media site and the latter a renowned magazine- both incorporated infinite scrolling in their designs. Find out why it may not be a good idea to incorporate this into your website.

Contributing to Drupal, the Nomensa way

Published
10th April 2014
by 
Michael Vloon
Category:
Web Development
Contributing to Drupal, the Nomensa way

Here at Nomensa we have accessibility at the heart, so when we get granted time in our schedule to work on contributing modules to the Drupal community, our first choice was to look into contributing modules that could raise the standard of accessibility across Drupal.

On naming buttons

Published
11th March 2014
by 
Martha Aldridge
Category:
UX
On naming buttons

Looking at the language we use in the software we design, specifically when it comes to buttons.

Making websites accessible without sacrificing aesthetics

Published
5th August 2013
by 
Simon Norris
Category:
Accessibility
Making websites accessible without sacrificing aesthetics

Fifteen years after the Web Accessibility Initiative was launched, which aimed to improve web usability for those with disabilities, online accessibility is still widely ignored. Far too often there is a belief that a compromise must be made between accessibility and an attractive design.