Accessibility determines how easily a disabled person can interact with your site or application. Accessibility is an important part of every web design process, but especially if you are required to meet government mandates such as Section 508 or standards such as WCAG 2.0.
Disability comes in many forms, each with different accessibility requirements. For example:
Many efforts contribute to building and maintaining the accessibility of your organization’s website.
Creating accessible design standards for use throughout your site and executing compelling designs based on them.
Developing accessible code that works well with a variety of assistive technologies.
Ensuring that design, code and content all meet your target guidelines, such as Section 508 or WCAG 2.0, as well as your disabled users’ actual needs.
Test various aspects of your site or application using common accessibility technologies such as JAWS, NVDA, VoiceOver, Window-Eyes and more.
Detailed evaluation of how well your site supports the needs of visitors with disabilities…and actionable recommendations for improvement or compliance.
Empowering your staff to meet accessibility requirements in every day publishing.
Visit a selection of my web design projects representing many organization and business types.
I have over fifteen years experience in designing, developing and marketing websites for a wide variety of clients.
Let me know how I may help you.
Have a particular project in mind and want to speed up the process? Just provide a few details.
I’ll follow up within 24 hours.
Transitioning from a one-page site to a seventy page site requires effort, but it's worth
If your Twitter widget has stopped working, it may be time to create an embedded timeline.
Although more recently called display ads, banner ads are still very common and effective
