Thoughts, ideas and solutions on UX, web accessibility and design
Web accessibility can increase customer satisfaction, generate revenue, improves brand loyalty and can even enhance search engine performance. It’s also a legal requirement under the Equality Act 2010. But how many travel companies recognise this potential?
When is a heading not a heading? Don’t worry, we’re not getting all existentialist on you. It’s a serious question, and the answer lies behind one of the most common accessibility problems on the web.
Why headings and lists? Well, a large part of my role as a web developer involves conducting accessibility audits on websites and time after time I'm both surprised and somewhat disappointed with the distinct lack of underlying structure I find in the source code of these sites.