You may believe that web accessibility is solely for users with disabilities or that implementing it will be a long and expensive process. However, this is simply not the case. Accessibility features can benefit anyone interacting with your site. It's a simple and cost-effective process that prioritises all users, including your organisation.

While businesses often concentrate on technical features like screen readers or keyboard navigation, overly complex or unclear content can still exclude users, particularly those with cognitive impairments or language challenges. Even the most technically accessible websites can miss the mark if the content isn’t clear and easy to understand, resulting in poor user engagement, compliance issues, and lost customers. This article discusses why simplifying content is crucial for achieving effective accessibility, especially when conducting accessibility testing.

User Interface (UI) Design is more than just making digital products look good — it's about creating experiences that everyone can enjoy. In our latest blog post, we explore what UI Design is and why it's crucial for accessibility. Read on to discover how designing with users in mind can aid accessibility and inclusivity.