Webcredible has today announced the unveiling of their new accessibility support packages. "Companies and organisations are always coming to us for ad hoc advice about accessibility and CSS coding. These support packages are a way of formalising this for all parties," says Managing Director, Trenton...
A new white paper produced by Big Picture estimates that UK advertisers are paying £30 million a year for ads that viewers never see.
The rapid growth of PVRs (personal video recorders) such as Sky+ has enabled a substantial number of TV viewers to avoid TV commercials. The ease of zapping through...
The Disability Rights Commission (DRC) proves hostile to findings that show it to have failed basic accessibility compliance requirements, and its response adds confusion to an already confused market.
Nomensa study examines the degree to which online accessibility in Central Government is being achieved.
Nomensa (http://www.nomensa.com), the Bristol-based Usability and Accessibility consultancy, today publishes its Web Accessibility in Central Government report that assesses 28 central government...
Many Government departments, Councils and other public organisations are still failing to meet the latest accessibility, availability and performance standards even though they must comply by UK law. Poor compliance with the latest standards can not only cost thousands of pounds, but it can also deny...
LONDON, England - The Usability & Accessibility Working Group (UA-WG) today announced the launch of its new web site, http://www.ua-wg.org.
The web site aims to conform to the highest accessibility standards, as set down by the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines from the W3C, the leading Internet...
Access keys are keyboard shortcuts that are intended to help users who have difficulty in using pointing devices such as a mouse. They are intended to simplify navigation for people using special devices such as screen readers by delivering quick access to important links.
In the run-up to the 2004 Olympics, SiteMorse has released the results of its first report on the websites of UK sports bodies. Published in the form of league tables, the report, entitled “Website Testing and Ranking of Major Amateur Sports and Olympic Related Sites” revealed how the majority of sites...
A detailed review of the Edinburgh Festival Fringe and Edinburgh International Festival websites shows that disabled visitors will not be able to purchase tickets online. There are also many usability problems that make the purchase process difficult for everyone.
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