All posts for "accessibility audit" tag

New accessibility law for public sector websites and apps

Published
24th September 2018
by 
Alastair Campbell
Category:
Accessibility
New accessibility law for public sector websites and apps

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.

What you need to know about WCAG 2.1

Published
13th June 2018
by 
Alastair Campbell
Category:
Accessibility
What you need to know about WCAG 2.1

The latest update to the WCAG, version 2.1, has now been launched. In this blog post, Alastair Campbell Co-Chair of W3C's Accessibility Guidelines Working Group and our Director of Accessibility - looks at the practical testing and impact for teams using it.

What is an Accessibility Audit?

Published
4th May 2010
by 
Léonie Watson
Category:
Accessibility
What is an Accessibility Audit?

An accessibility audit is a thorough evaluation of your website using recognised guidelines and metrics. There are a lot of different approaches to doing an accessibility audit; this article gives you the low-down on exactly what you need to know.