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16/10/2026

Sign-up for our accessibility-focused newsletter to keep up to date with latest news on emerging standards and gain best practice tips and advice to keep your digital spaces inclusive for all users: https://zurl.co/pJtTd

15/10/2026

AI has quickly found its way into digital accessibility, with new research stating that eighty percent of professionals are now using it for accessibility work.

This article dives into what businesses should actually be using AI for and when there needs to still be human oversight: https://zurl.co/RNY85

AI has quickly found its way into digital accessibility. Eighty percent of professionals now use it for accessibility work, according to new research from

15/10/2026

Yesterday, we broke down some key findings from the latest WebAIM Screen Reader Survey (https://zurl.co/axL8g).

These results gave us a clear picture of how blind and low sighted users are navigating the web and where they are findings problems online.

To help to remove these barriers, we are offering free website and app usability testing.

Sign up, and we'll jump on your website with a screen reader and see if users can easily access and navigate your platform. After, we'll show you first-hand any issues with the real assistive tech devices and software that people rely upon daily online: https://zurl.co/Cb6YH

14/10/2026

There’s been a growing trend in the world of digital accessibility, shifting attention toward legal compliance and away from what actually makes services usable. As a result, some governments get accessibility wrong, not because they don’t care, but because they approach it the wrong way.

This article addresses how changing the way we discuss digital accessibility can be the difference between people accessing essential services or having to go without them: https://zurl.co/THFOn

COMMENTARY | Accessibility should be more than about whether systems meet standards. It should also focus on whether those systems are also usable.

14/10/2026

The latest WebAIM Screen Reader User Survey results are in and we're breaking down some key digital accessibility findings.

People are telling us how they navigate.
They are telling us which structures they rely on.
They’re telling us where they encounter problems online.
And they’re telling us that, above all else, better websites would make the biggest difference.

It’s time for organisations to listen and start creating websites and documents that people can actually navigate, understand, and use. And the people who use screen readers every day are giving us some very clear guidance on how to do that.

Find out more about these findings and ways you can easily assess the accessibility of your websites for screen reader users in our blog: https://zurl.co/hRQJb

13/10/2026

In today’s AI-first world, online consumers are sure to encounter AI-powered experiences as they shop. Although AI brings vast benefits, such as enabling teams to code, build and scale products and platforms with ever-increasing velocity, this speed can come at great risk when it comes to quality assurance.

Here's how online retailers can capture holiday revenue and stay ahead of risk simultaneously: https://zurl.co/enACb

In today’s AI-first world, online consumers are sure to encounter AI-powered experiences as they shop. The opportunity for businesses is obvious. AI enables teams to code, build and scale products and platforms with ever-increasing velocity. However, with great speed comes great risk. The faster y...

13/10/2026

Around 90 million people in the European Union live with disabilities, and this number is expected to increase as the population ages. Yet employment rates among people with disabilities remain far below the EU average, leaving a substantial pool of talent, skills and purchasing power underutilised.

This article explores why accessibility may be Europe’s hidden growth engine: https://zurl.co/j8ii4

12/10/2026

Small and medium-sized businesses have been urged to remove barriers and unlock the benefits of accessibility, while tapping into the estimated £446 billion in annual spending power of disabled people and their households, known as the ‘Purple Pound’: https://zurl.co/mXV2B

Small and medium-sized businesses in the City of London have been urged to remove barriers and unlock the benefits of accessibility, while tapping into the estimated £446 billion in annual spending power of disabled people and their households, known as the ‘Purple Pound’. The call came at the ...

12/10/2026

We offer a great range of bespoke accessibility training to transform your organisation's output.

From general accessibility awareness and empathy lab sessions, through to in depth up-skilling training to give developers, designers, and communication professionals the confidence and skills needed to create accessible products and services - we are here to share our inclusive knowledge with you.

Find out more about our flexible solutions, which can be delivered online or in person and tailored around your individual need: https://zurl.co/ld5ex

09/10/2026

Everyone has different individual needs. Small changes like presenting content in alternative formats can make a huge difference to your online visitors and help you to retain custom.

Find out more about James' experiences with dyslexia and the impact that good digital accessibility can provide with digital inclusion in his blog: https://zurl.co/2dHxz

British Dyslexia Association