11 Web Accessibility Myths
We’ve heard it all before. Whether you’re a sceptic, a newbie, or an advocate – you’ve probably got some preconceptions about accessibility. So here’s the top 11 Web Accessibility Myths: Busted.
HeX News (2) – Accessibility, terminalfour and Deaf Access
HeX-tra! HeX-tra! It’s the second edition of the HeX Newsletter. This week it’s been all about Accessibility, terminalfour and Deaf Access!
HeX News – Gutenberg, Accessibility Audits, British Sign Language and much more! (Volume One)
HeX-tra HeX-tra! Read all about it! It’s our very first ‘news’ item! From accessibility audits to Gutenberg and everything else we’ve done this week – you can read about it here!
Are You a Creative? You Are More Likely to Have a Mood Disorder
Being a creative can have it’s implications. Research suggests that working or studying in a creative field means you’re more likely to be diagnosed with mood disorders
A Brief History of Captcha
The Completely Automated Public Turing test to tell Humans and Computers Apart, or CAPTCHA, as it’s more popularly known has been around for more than 20 years. But are you aware of the history behind it?
WCAG Guidelines, The Basic Requirements of Web Accessibility
Digital marketing intern, Jonathon, discusses what the website content accessibility guidelines (WCAG) ask of web developers and content writers.
Why User Testing Is So Important
When developing any sort of software, it is really important that you test your project. Testing a project allows a developer to make sure that their project is of good quality. It also helps the client to be assured that the software will work.