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

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

Many of our clients have found that with expansion and staff reorganisations they need additional training sessions beyond those given after the website is first launched. We offer training for clients, designers and bespoke accessible design packages... Read more

We are thrilled to be able to offer a variety of web accessibility information seminars and workshops. These are  a bespoke service to fit the individual needs of  businesses, charities, colleges, universities and  larger institutions and public bodies. Seminars and workshops are led by Clive and Jess Loseby, who  are... Read more

The following article was found via Twitter - please read in full at: http://www.nakedlaw.com/2009/06/human-right-to-internet-access-.html Yesterday I went to the CUTEC conference here in Cambridge which provided a forum for encouraging innovation and entrepreneurship. One of the major themes this year was around social responsibility and empowering individuals - big... Read more

In the UK, the Disability Discrimination Act 1995 (DDA) does not refer explicitly to website accessibility, but makes it illegal to discriminate against people with disabilities. The DDA applies to anyone providing a service; public, private and voluntary sectors. The Code of Practice: Rights of Access - Goods, Facilities,... 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

Some are – and its getting better but most designers would admit that it would be fair to say that this is often more luck than judgement. Making a website is accessible is HARD WORK.  You have to leave behind all the 'old' (... 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