Tag Archives: accessibility

Accessibility and AAA W3C compliance

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Accessibility is now the single most important consideration when developing your online presence, by making your site user friendly you automatically increase its popularity amongst search engines, the amount of visitors who find what they’re looking for (which will lead to repeat visits) and the overall user experience. By working to strict guidelines set out by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C) It is possible to create a beautiful design, with a truly encapsulating and functional user experience. Further to this, accessible web site design extends to how your site will be seen accross a variety of different platforms and [...]

Accessibility is a journey, not a destination.

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As part of my ongoing work with Inclusive New Media Design – a research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council and led by Helen Kennedy from the University of Leeds, I’ve been working within a team on a new version of their website, evolving from the previous version i designed and built. (see previous posts for the last iteration). The new version, designed and built by a team including myself, Prisca Schmarsow of Eyedea, Helen Kennedy from the University of Leeds and Simon Evans of Cognable is live at http://www.inclusivenewmedia.org. Below are some animations created by Prisca [...]