GAAD The purpose of Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD) is to get everyone talking, thinking and learning about digital access and inclusion, and the more than One Billion people with …
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 …
With accessibility lawsuits becoming more common, many organisations are now searching for reliable ways to demonstrate their commitment to making websites accessible to everyone. Thankfully, we know exactly how to …
Making mobile apps accessible presents unique challenges that go beyond typical web accessibility concerns. Touch targets need precise sizing, gesture controls must have alternatives, and screen orientation changes require thoughtful …
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 …
Goodbye television – mobile phones are now in the front of the never-ending race for our attention. Research from EMARKETER shows that in the US, people spend more time with …
As a web developer or designer, you’ve probably already mastered alt text and proper heading structures, but new technologies like augmented reality and dynamic single-page applications bring fresh accessibility challenges. …
If you have a business registered in the US, you have to take care of many different requirements and one of them is the ADA – Americans with Disabilities Act. …
The countdown to the European Accessibility Act (EAA) compliance deadline – June 28, 2025 – is on. If your business isn’t prepared, you could be at risk of significant fines, …
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 …
