The most constant (and infuriating mistake) for many users who rely on mark-up for accessibility is the common practice by designers of using multiple h2 elements. In this article the <> around the mark up has been removed so it does not get applied to the text. Although, with more... Read more

We are please to announce that now we have a growing team of testers with various disabilities to help us, we are able to relaunch our web auditing service. Web accessibility is no longer just for 'disabled websites'.  If you have a website, you MUST try and adhere to basic... Read more

Quick Access - by Design FAQs How do we give you CONTROL? By being innovators of what are called 'Dynamic 'websites. Forget HTML and tables! What does that mean? We design you a great contemporary website. Then, because it is 'Dynamic' we can train YOU how to run it yourself... Read more

Once people start running their own websites we teach them how to keep them as accessible as possible. However, you our clients,  are not web designers and don't worry if you do forget the odd thing! However, we have identified one of the most common problems that can make a... Read more

Read this article in context with active links at @: http://www.whatisrss.com/ What Is RSS? RSS Explained RSS Primer: One Page Quick Introduction to RSS What is RSS? RSS (Rich Site Summary) is a format for delivering regularly changing web content. Many news-related sites, weblogs and other online... Read more

There is widespread confusion as to whom and what the words “web accessibility” refer. Most businesses (understandably) expect their web designers to know about web accessibility. However, as the Disability Rights Commission (DRC) review of 1,000 websites found, 81% failed to meet even the most... Read more