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Accessibility in web page design 16 February 2010
Everyone has the ability to access the internet. Many have learning difficulties and/or physical disabilities. Approximately 2% of any population is considered legally blind or visually impaired. Recent standards in web design (Web 2.0) have led to a need for an internet that can be accessed by all and exclude no-one with a disability. Many companies have come under scrutiny for not...
Michael Oxborrow, Creative Website Designs

Website Coding Standards 4 November 2009
Why coding standards are important and which standards to adhere to.
Marcus Sen, Peppercorn Web Design

How to find an accessible web designer 16 July 2009
Web accessibility is a label which few web designers, let alone their clients, fully understand.
Nathalie Allard, Raspberry Frog

What PAS means for your organisation 16 July 2009
If your public sector organisation is keen to have an accessible website, you will probably have come across PAS 78.
Nathalie Allard, Raspberry Frog

Charities: a business case for web accessibility 16 July 2009
With the Internet becoming increasingly important in people's lives, web accessibility is an opportunity that charities can no longer ignore.
Nathalie Allard, Raspberry Frog

Choosing an accessible CMS 7 May 2009
Accessibility is been an important area of web design but in the last few years it has become more prominent as designers seek to improve the quality of the constructed website. This article points out some of the most important issues
Iain MacDonald, Kiswebs Web Design

Accessibility - More than just checking the boxes 29 January 2009
Mark Palmer looks at the benefits of testing with disabled users and how the resulting accessibility issues often do not have a natural home within the WCAG guidelines. Originally written by Mark for http://www.uservisionblog.co.uk
Mark Palmer, Mark Palmer

WCAG 2.0 - ready to go? 29 January 2009
Mark Palmer provides a short synopsis of the new WCAG 2.0 guidelines. Mark originally published this article on http://www.uservisionblog.co.uk
Mark Palmer, Mark Palmer

How UK Law sees Web Accessibility 4 December 2008
There has been much speculation about the legislation introduced in the UK, which is intended to ensure that websites are accessible to people with disabilities.
Clarke Design, Clarke Design

Top 5 Tips To Make Your Site Accessible 25 January 2008
Your business has a website, it looks professional and you get a reasonable amount of clients through it. However, you might be losing potential customers because your site isn't accessible.
Ben Hall, Elan Web Design

Websites: Valid Code, SEO, and Linking 5 October 2007
A personal view of designing websites with accessibility and search engine optimisation in mind... everything in moderation.
Tracy Shorrock, Freelancealot.co.uk

Web accessibility and how it affects businesses 6 July 2007
An introduction to web accessibility for UK business owners and managers
Sandi Wassmer, Copious

You will comply - Web accessibility 24 May 2007
A short introduction to W3C XHTML/CSS conformity and disability accessibility.
Andrzej Marczewski, Fuzzy Duck Web Design

Accessibility and Accessible Websites 12 April 2007
Why is accessibility on the Internet so important and what is the benefit of creating accessible websites?
Neil Dennis, Strawberrysoup

Website Accessibility 1 March 2007
The Internet should be accessible to everyone. This article discusses the why companies should make their websites accessible, and tap into the potential market they are missing out on.
Roberto Modica, Modika Limited

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