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Our world is surrounded by tools designed to promote accessibility. So why can't your website be made accessible too?

Accessibility

Web accessibility is a balance between good content and design, a well-built front-end, and a clear understanding of the legal ramifications of our websites. So we pulled a content strategist and a lawyer together to discuss the finer points of accessibility.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

With knowledge of the content and how it’s organized, along with your organization’s marketing assets, you can visually plan the site from wireframes to fully rendered design.

Accessibility  |  Design and Front-End

So, we need a new website? The easy question is, “Now what?” The harder question is, “How did we get here?” Gain buy-in on the reasons behind a new project, define the problem in a way that gains traction, and avoid some early red flags along the way.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

An introduction to editorial accessibility: in which we welcome the concept of accessibility and talk about its scope: both physical and societal.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

Even though we say an image is worth 1,000 words, to an assistive device an image is simply an image. We have to provide the words. Here's how.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

Accessibility means more than just structure. We need to write in a way that allows anyone to understand context — whether due to assistive devices, or due to a language barrier.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

So, we've done the work to make our content readable for people. Now it's time to make sure it's structured for search and assistive devies.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

The thrilling conclusion, in which we bring it all back together.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA

Images aren't the only challenge to those who are working through a disability — videos are equally as frustrating. Here's how to manage that.

Accessibility  |  Content and IA