Accessible Design to Stretch an Existing Installation
Well-built sites should live longer than a few years, so Blend helped CNO provide design and accessibility updates within the existing install.
Client
In keeping with our partnership, when the College of Nurses of Ontario needed to review their site for design updates and accessibility, they knew exactly where to turn: to Blend, who had literally worked with them as long as Episerver’s been in North America.
While the decade before had been focused on creating and supporting two sites — the main public site and an internal intranet solution — this newer project sought to extend the life of their existing site through responsive updates, an accessibility audit, and a fresh design focused on clarity and usability.
At the end of the day, the partnership continues: this time with a more accessible and responsive site to pair with their accessible and responsive web team.
Access Granted — Web Accessibility and Your Content (pdf)
Web accessibility is the practice of removing barriers for people with disabilities, specifically on your apps or websites. This handout, created alongside Woods Fuller Schultz & Smith P.C., helps provide some guidance around what you can do to bring your content up to speed.
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