Design, WordPress
How to make WordPress websites accessible
Millions of people around the world have a disability that affects the way they use the internet. With the Coronavirus pandemic still increasing the need… Read More
10 Articles Tagged Web accessibility
Development
Why you should consider a mobile-first design for your website
While it’s been five years since Google’s ‘Mobilegeddon’ announcement, creating a mobile User Experience (UX)… Read More
WordPress
How to run a usability test on your WordPress site
Usability testing is all about understanding how your users interact with your website, what decisions they make, and most importantly, why they make… Read More
Design
Why you should use alt tags for accessibility (instead of SEO)
Accessibility can be a controversial subject. Proper accessibility habits sometimes conflict with established (or at least common) practices in other aspects of the web development… Read More
Development
How to do a basic accessibility audit
So you’ve been learning a lot about accessibility lately, but now you want to check your site yourself and see where you need to… Read More
WordPress
How to test your WordPress site for mobile usability problems
When’s the last time you walked into a store and had trouble finding what you were looking for? Do you remember feeling frustrated? Unsatisfied? In… Read More
WordPress
How to use skip links to make your WordPress site more accessible
In our introduction to accessibility series, we talked about the basis for the various Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Now it’s… Read More
Development
An introduction to accessibility: Part 3
In the first article in our overview of accessibility, we discussed the standards of a site being perceivable. In the… Read More
Development
An introduction to accessibility: Part 2
In the first article in our overview of accessibility, we discussed the standards of a site being perceivable. This essential… Read More
Development
An introduction to accessibility: Part 1
Accessibility is a term you keep hearing, but may not fully understand. This is in part because the word itself can be a bit… Read More