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Accessibility gets talked about a lot as a one-stop compliance exercise: get your website to WCAG 2.2 AA and then that’s it. That’s the reactive version, and it’s where most organisations stop. We recognise that accessibility is a whole journey, and we wanted to share the different steps we follow to ensure we’re doing our […]

Why the rules on CPACC continuing education credits don’t reflect how most accessibility learning actually happens.

AI search doesn’t admire your hero image, but it reads the same layer your screen reader does.

ADA, Section 508, the European Accessibility Act, EN 301 549. They sound like different requirements. In practice, they all lead to the same place.

AI coding platforms can take you from idea to working website in an afternoon. But what you can’t see are issues with accessibility, performance, and the environmental impact.

Most accessibility problems on a website start long before the website exists.

This guide covers everything from UK legal requirements and WCAG 2.2 standards to testing tools, PDF accessibility and free resources.

The 2026 WebAIM Million report shows web accessibility going backwards for the first time in six years – find out why.

The European Accessibility Act is legislation that sets out common accessibility requirements for a range of products and services in the European Union.

Accessibility overlays don’t just fail users – they often undermine the design they’re meant to protect.