This is a regularly updated series of articles introducing you to the concepts involved with web accessibility .
The latest Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) from the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) have a new of new criteria. As part of an ongoing series, we are producing blog posts on each of these to explain in detail what these …
Read more of “Looking deeper into WCAG 2.1”The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) are recommendations for websites and their content to make them accessible for people with disabilities, produced by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). WCAG 2.0 has been around sinc…
Read more of “What is WCAG 2.1?”Many of our clients refer to the DDA (Disability Discrimination Act) as a point of law that applies to their websites. This was true up until 2010 when it was replaced by the Equality Act, which provides the current legislati…
Read more of “Do I need a DDA audit?”A complaint or feedback is an opportunity to improve your business. Which is why it is surprising how difficult it is for many people to make complaints to organisations, especially if you have a disability. At Dig Inclusion, in partn…
Read more of “Your customer experience with digital accessibility”Many accessibility auditing services will test your websites and apps to guidelines you’ve probably never heard of and provide you with a report telling you what is wrong from a user perspective. And that’s great for gath…
Read more of “Solution driven consultancy”The web accessibility guidelines are detailed, covering both physical and cognitive disabilities. However, there are some basic checks that anyone can run that may give an idea of the sorts of problems people may face. Keyboard …
Read more of “What is web accessibility – simple desktop checks”Smartphones and tablets have exploded onto the market. Unlike traditional desktop computers, where disabled users need to buy assistive technology, many smartphones and tablets now have in-built technology. Apple, without a doubt, l…
Read more of “What is web accessibility – mobile guidelines”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”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”