Thoughts, ideas and solutions on UX, web accessibility and design
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.
Our Director of Accessibility, Alastair Campbell will be hosting a webinar on August 8th at 3 - 4 pm BST on, 'Future Accessibility'. Register now and join us for the webinar.
Should we ignore the 0.3% of site visitors that use Internet Explorer 6? Or should we provide a fairly basic, yet functional experience? Matt Lawson explains how at Nomensa, we can create functional sites for all, no matter which OS, browser or device.
Tips to help make your forms more accessible, covering common issues that I have come across when evaluating forms for accessibility conformance and providing techniques for improving their overall accessibility.
This video gives you some advice about alternatives for audio and video content.
This video gives you some tips on how to create accessible links.
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.
This video explains how inserting dynamic content can affect logical reading and focus order.