European Accessibility Act in an online store: what to change
The European Accessibility Act covers e-commerce services. In practice, this means most online stores that sell to consumers must have an accessible site and an
Tag: WCAG
Digital accessibility in practice: what really has to change on a company website
On a company website, accessibility means changes in the code: forms that work with a keyboard and interface behavior that meets the WCAG criteria, not
Key tips for designing accessible UX/UI interfaces
Discover what WCAG-compliant interface design makes possible An accessible UX/UI interface needs, above all, good contrast, clear navigation, alternative text, responsiveness and testing with users.
Accessibility errors on websites and how to avoid them
The key to success: break down accessibility barriers online The most common accessibility errors on websites are missing alternative text, incorrect headings, insufficient contrast and
WCAG and SEO: accessibility and effective website rankings
Website accessibility with WCAG: a new era of optimization on the web Accessibility in line with WCAG improves how comfortable a site is to use,
WCAG accessibility testing: tools and best practices
Discover a new perspective on website accessibility with WCAG WCAG accessibility testing combines automated scanners such as Axe and WAVE with manual checks using the
WCAG: why it pays to invest in website accessibility
The key to digital inclusion: how WCAG is changing the rules of online design It pays to invest in accessibility, because a site built to