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Chichester Website Design company in Sussex offering professional website design, custom e-commerce solutions, SEO and social media in Chichester.

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Why we have an Accessibility badge....

Posted: 25 August 2011
Author: Clive

Every website that we've ever created since we started trading as Access by Design (four and a half years ago) has always been accessible (and at the top end of accessibility to boot) and much of my time in the early years was spent explaining to people what having... Read more

 
 

Accessible Website Design

Posted: 8 August 2011
Author: Ellie

At Access by Design we place great importance on the accessibility of our websites - opening up the internet for everyone. What is Accessible Website Design? An accessible website is one that can be read in a number of different formats to accommodate as many different disabilities as possible.  Every site... Read more

 
 

We now offer HTLM5 to one and all!

Posted: 14 July 2011
Author: Ellie

HTML5 Website Development HTML (or Hypertext Markup Language) is a formatting language used to create 99% of all the web-pages on the Internet. The latest edition, HTML5, has changed dramatically, adding a huge number of features to benefit business websites. Using the strong foundations created by previous versions, we are now stepping... Read more

 
 

Do you use a SEO 'black hat' method?

Posted: 9 September 2010
Author: Jess

Many of our clients hire us as their web designers because of how our well our websites do in the daily battle of Search Engine Optimisation (SEO). Today, we were asked by a new client to do what his previous designer did to 'beat SEO'  and  fill the top  section... Read more

 
 

Christmas is coming - market your website!

Posted: 20 August 2010
Author: Jess

Ash - my canine partner (better known to our clients as the hairy cream rug that won't leave them alone when they meet me in the Access - by Design offices) and I attended a photo shoot in London yesterday. (woooh!) The date the article is being published?  20th December 2010! Although... Read more

 
 

Overview Accessibility Audit

Posted: 16 June 2010
Author: Luce

This audit should significantly improve access on a small to medium sized website. The audit is usually up to 500 words which outlines the major areas with accessibility issues and also your accessibility strengths. Unlike most audits we also look at your website capability to perform on the newest technologies... Read more

 
 

Full Accessibility Audit

Posted: 16 June 2010
Author: Luce

This is a full investigation of your website with a complete check across all three main accessibility priority areas with practical and realistic advice on how issues can be fixed or accessible alternatives provided . Unlike most audits we also look at your website capability to perform on the newest... Read more

 
 

New Partnership Brings New Testers

Posted: 7 June 2010
Author: Luce

Access- by Design are delighted to be in the early stages of a partnership with the Aldingbourne Trust. They are helping us increase our pool of testers through their WorkAid programme to help us to continue to make our websites as accessible as possible. The Aldingbourne Trust provide opportunities... Read more

 
 

Plain Text Transcript for Access-by Design Presentation

Posted: 9 December 2009
Author: Jess

The following is a transcript from the Access - by design presentation 'Getting more business from your Website - Website problems and how to resolve them.' Getting more business from your Website. Website problems and how to resolve them. Presentation created by Clive and Jess Loseby ©2009... Read more

 
 

We STILL Need You!

Posted: 19 November 2009
Author: Jess

Access-by Design are still recruiting for people of all ages who consider themselves disabled, use assistive technologies or have particular needs when browsing the internet (such as very long sighted, dyslexia or even advanced technophobia (!) ) to join our team of website testers. This is a paid job! We... Read more

 
 
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