The European Accessibility Act: What you need to know
The European Accessibility Act (EAA) may seem like it’s a way off at present. However, the changes that your business might need to make to be compliant, may take time to address. This blog explores all you need to know about the new legislation coming in 2025.
The need for keyboard accessibility on websites
Keyboard accessibility is one of the most crucial aspects in inclusive web design. This blog explores its importance and ways to use a keyboard to test the accessibility of your online space.
The current state of accessibility: Breaking down The WebAIM Million Report
Each year, WebAIM undertakes an accessibility evaluation of homepages for the top one million sites on the web. This blog breaks down the key findings for 2025 and ways to assess your own website’s level of accessibility.
How to design an accessible logo
Logos are of pivotal importance for a brand’s identity, however, the accessibility of them is often overlooked. This blog discusses ways to effectively design an inclusive logo.
Celebrating a decade of HeX Productions: Our 10 year accessibility journey
On 18 March 2025, HeX Productions celebrated a decade in working together. To commemorate this, we want to share with you the accessibility journey that we’ve been on.
How to support Deaf users and people with hearing loss in the digital world
Around the world, millions of people with hearing loss still lack access to their basic human rights when online. Making inclusive adjustments to your digital content can give back independence to your users and allow them to freely access your information and services.
Supporting people with neurodiversity in the digital world
The term neurodiversity describes the natural differences in how people think, behave, and process information. As this covers a wide spectrum of disabilities and conditions there’s a lot to consider when it comes to making your content digitally inclusive.
Digital accessibility for people with Cerebral Palsy
In this blog, we look into ways that digital accessibility can assist people with Cerebral Palsy in gaining independence within their everyday lives.