It’s been annoying me for a very long time that accessibility statements are so damn bureaucratic. People take the templates provided which are made for legal compliance – and they suck. Why not make the statements a place for people to receive help and get easy to understand information on the things that might not work so well for them?

Does making your website accessible feel a bit intimidating or overwhelming? Are you unsure where to begin? Don’t worry, here are a few quick steps to look for low-hanging fruit, with no technical expertise required!

June 28, 2025. That’s the deadline for all banking services and e-commerce in the EU to be fully compliant with the European Accessibility Act (EAA). Here’s a straight-to-the-point summary of what you need to know!

In June 2025, the European Accessibility Act will be enforced. Most of the buzz is around websites and apps, but many physical devices will also be covered by the new legislation. Let’s look at that more closely and create some buzz around the accessibility of touch screens and other physical devices!

You may think QR codes are great for securing your login, or letting users read more online about a product marketed in a newspaper ad. But there’s a high risk of creating barriers for people with disabilities unless you use QR codes correctly. This article is your ultimate guide to accessible QR codes!