Tab interfaces are everywhere – product pages, dashboards, profile settings – and for good reason. They organise lots of content into a small space without overwhelming people. But when tabs …
Focus indicators are one of the most essential, yet often overlooked, aspects of accessible design. When absent or styled invisibly, they make a website nearly impossible to navigate without a …
Misusing a button or a link element might seem like a harmless oversight, but under the hood, it can quietly derail accessibility, break keyboard navigation, and create confusing experiences for …
Images are a powerful way to clarify complex ideas, reinforce content, and make the web more engaging. But if they aren’t accessible, some people will miss part of the story. …
Imagine trying to navigate a website where you can enter information but can’t move to the next field. Or perhaps you’ve opened a dropdown menu but can’t escape it. Frustrating, …
Traditional infographics often create significant barriers for users with visual impairments and those who rely on assistive technologies. Yes, they are visually appealing and allow you to show information in …
By 2029, eBook readers will number around 1.2 billion worldwide. While this is exciting news for everyone in the publishing industry, this growth also comes alongside increasing pressure from legislation …
Did you know that more than one in every eight students in England reports having at least one disability? This number rises to 19% when including part-time students and shows …
Accessibility testing with real users transforms good websites into truly inclusive ones. While automated tools and WCAG guidelines provide a foundation, they can’t capture the actual experience of people using …
Millions of people shop online every day, but many face unnecessary barriers that make it difficult or impossible to complete their purchases. The numbers tell a concerning story: according to …
