Dig’s accessibility consultants and partners write for our blog to share their knowledge and ideas, start conversations, and to learn.
If you’ve been asked to look at the different guidelines for web accessibility it can get very confusing, the World Wide Web is exactly that, World Wide, yet depending on where you are there are different guidelines you need to …
Read more of “What is web accessibility – desktop guidelines”Ted will be attending the New Trends in Publishing seminar in London on 8 September, which will be discussing accessibility and diversity. Jon will be talking about JavaScript for accessible websites at a free event in Bristol on 24 S…
Read more of “Events in September 2014”We talk a lot on our site about web accessibility and why it is important, but for many who do not have a disability or who haven’t come across the idea of web accessibility before it can be very confusing.
Read more of “What is web accessibility – assistive technologies”Meet some of our team at upcoming events in July. Laura will be on hand to talk about accessibility at Building Perfect Council Websites 2014, to be held at the National Motorcycle Museum near Birmingham on 10 July. Ted will be attend…
Read more of “Events in July 2014”Mobile accessibility specialist, Jon Gibbins, will be delivering a half-day training course on “Accessibility Testing on Mobile Devices” at Simple Usability in Leeds on Tuesday, 17 June, from 9am to 1pm. The course will …
Read more of “Mobile accessibility course, 17 June”What excites me about the world of assistive technology is the innovative use of technology to help people access all sorts of things, from online services to composing music. In recent years I’ve found myself focusing on mobile t…
Read more of “Apple continues to innovate with iOS 7”