Web Accessibility Audit: What Gets Tested and Why It Matters
Running a web accessibility audit is one of the most practical steps any organisation can take to understand how well their website works for...
By Monica Johnson | 22nd September 2026
Accessibility for Technology Websites: Meeting Standards Your Users Expect
Technology companies tend to assume their websites are accessible because the people building them understand code. That assumption is dangerous. A development team that...
By Monica Johnson | 17th September 2026
Website Accessibility for Maritime Companies: Meeting International Standards
Maritime companies operate in one of the most internationally regulated industries on the planet. Compliance frameworks govern everything from vessel safety to environmental standards,...
By Monica Johnson | 19th August 2026
The Importance of Accessibility in Web Development
Your website works brilliantly when you test it on your laptop. But what happens when someone who’s blind tries to use it with a...
By Monica Johnson | 14th August 2026
Digital Accessibility for Healthcare Websites: Meeting Patient Needs
Patients today expect to book appointments, access test results and manage referrals through a website or patient portal. When those digital services are inaccessible,...
By Monica Johnson | 11th August 2026
Public Sector SEO: Accessibility and User Experience
SEO for councils, NHS trusts and government departments works differently. Commercial businesses don’t deal with what you’re up against. As specialists in the SEO...
By Monica Johnson | 8th July 2026
What Is the Latest Version of WCAG?
The latest version of WCAG is WCAG 2.2, which the W3C published as a Recommendation on 5 October 2023 and updated on 12 December...
By Monica Johnson | 28th May 2026
Accessibility Requirements for Public Sector Websites in the UK
Public sector websites in the UK must meet WCAG 2.2 Level AA, publish an accessibility statement and keep both under regular review, under the...
By Monica Johnson | 15th May 2026
Website Accessibility for Construction Companies: Meeting Legal Requirements
Website accessibility isn’t something most construction companies think about. The assumption is that accessibility applies to public sector organisations or consumer-facing brands, not businesses...
By Monica Johnson | 15th May 2026
Accessibility Overlays: Why They Will Not Make Your Website Compliant
An accessibility overlay is a third-party script, often sold as a widget or plugin, that claims to make a website accessible by changing the...
By Monica Johnson | 12th May 2026
Why is Colour Contrast Important for Accessibility?
Colour shapes first impressions like nothing else in web design. You choose your palette carefully, spend hours perfecting the visual hierarchy and create something...
By Monica Johnson | 13th April 2026
What is the Difference Between A, AA and AAA Levels in WCAG?
Think of WCAG levels as different stages of how seriously you’re taking accessibility. We’re not talking about ticking boxes here. These three levels (A,...
By Monica Johnson | 7th April 2026
Web Accessibility Is Getting Worse According to the 2026 WebAIM Million Report
Each year, WebAIM analyses the accessibility of the top one million home pages on the web. The 2026 edition shows that after several years...
By Monica Johnson | 1st April 2026
Healthcare Website Accessibility: Meeting Patient Needs and Legal Requirements
This healthcare website accessibility guide starts with a simple fact. When patients search for medical information online, they need to find it quickly. And...
By Monica Johnson | 2nd March 2026
WCAG Audit Guide: What Gets Tested and What to Fix First
Want to know if your website works for everyone? A WCAG audit cuts straight through the guesswork and shows you exactly where you stand...
By Monica Johnson | 20th February 2026
Accessibility Testing Tools Comparison: Which Ones Work Best
Testing your website for accessibility isn’t just about ticking legal boxes anymore. It’s about creating digital experiences that work for everyone, including the millions...
By Monica Johnson | 18th February 2026
Why Web Accessibility Matters: Legal, Commercial and Ethical Reasons
Everyone expects to access information online these days. Millions of people still can’t properly use websites because they haven’t been designed with accessibility in...
By Monica Johnson | 18th February 2026
Web Accessibility Isn’t Optional Anymore: The Business Case for Inclusive Design in 2026
Web accessibility has legal, commercial and ethical implications that UK businesses can’t afford to overlook. Regulation has tightened considerably in recent years, enforcement is...
By Monica Johnson | 18th February 2026
Accessibility for Professional Services Websites: Meeting Client Expectations
Professional services firms sell expertise. Law practices, accountancy firms, consulting businesses and architectural practices all depend on their reputation for precision, trustworthiness and attention...
By Monica Johnson | 12th February 2026
Designing Accessible Forms: Labels, Errors and Validation Done Right
Forms are where most websites ask their users to do something. Sign up, get a quote, make an enquiry, complete a purchase. They are...
By Monica Johnson | 10th February 2026
What Happens in a Website Accessibility Audit: Process, Findings and Next Steps
Most organisations know their website should be accessible. Fewer know what an accessibility audit involves, what it tests for or what the findings look...
By Monica Johnson | 2nd February 2026
WCAG Compliance for Public Sector: A Practical Implementation Guide
WCAG compliance is one of those responsibilities that every public sector organisation knows about but relatively few handle well. Councils, NHS trusts, government departments...
By Monica Johnson | 29th January 2026
WCAG 2.2 Success Criteria: What They Mean for Your Website
WCAG 2.2 is the current accessibility standard for the web. Since October 2024 it has been the version referenced by UK public sector accessibility...
By Monica Johnson | 27th January 2026
US Accessibility Standards for Government Websites Come Into Force This Year
The first compliance deadline for US digital accessibility requirements is just three months away. From 24 April 2026, state and local government websites and...
By Monica Johnson | 23rd January 2026
Keyboard Accessibility: What It Is and How to Test Your Website
Keyboard accessibility means every link, button, form field, menu and interactive feature on a website can be reached and operated with a keyboard alone,...
By Monica Johnson | 12th January 2026
Accessibility Audit Services: What Gets Tested and What You Get Back
Getting your website audited for accessibility isn’t just about ticking compliance boxes anymore. It’s about understanding exactly what barriers might be stopping your users...
By Monica Johnson | 9th January 2026
Using AI to Improve Website Accessibility Testing and Compliance
Accessibility testing has always demanded a mix of technical knowledge, patience and a willingness to look at websites through the eyes of users who...
By Monica Johnson | 7th January 2026
AA Accessibility: What WCAG Level AA Means and How to Achieve It
If someone mentions WCAG 2.2 AA in a meeting and you are not entirely sure what it means or why your website should meet...
By Monica Johnson | 23rd December 2025
Web Accessibility Agency: What They Do and How to Choose One
Your website needs to work for everyone now, not eventually. Regulations? They’re getting stricter by the day. People expect better. There’s real money in...
By Monica Johnson | 23rd December 2025
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