Website Accessibility and Your Legal Obligations in the UK

How to Design an Accessible Website for People with Visual Impairments and People Who Are Blind

The Future of Accessible Web Design for Charities – including the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and ChatGPT and Similar Services

The Role of Color Contrast in Accessible Web Design

WCAG 2.1 AA – What Does That Mean?

Why Your Website Needs to be Accessible: Insights from a Web Accessibility Agency

Why Accessibility is Crucial for Third Sector Organisations

Jim Byrne Accessible Website Design is celebrating 20 years ensuring equal access for disabled people

Accessibility testing: Should you commission a manual accessibility WCAG 2 audit or use an automated accessibility tool?

Website accessibility tools/plugins – Are they actually helpful or just a PR exercise?

Use YouTube to create video captions

Zoom video conferencing and accessibility

Accessible PDFs from MS Word

A note on the Arial font and accessibility

ARIA – A Beginners Guide

Theory into practice; designing a flexible website is the key to accessible website design

Download Jim Byrne’s Guide To Creating A More Accessible Website

How is the term ‘disabled people’ defined and why does it matter?

Organise your WordPress web content to help visitors navigate within your pages

Do you need to do delete your mailing list? GDPR in six bullet points.

5 ideas to improve your online presence and make your site more secure in 2018 

Quick Summary of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR) for Third Sector Organisations

I’ll see you at Independent Living Scotland 2017!

What Can I Do For You? Outlining My Approach to Web Design

Ten tips to make your web text easier to read

Website Accessibility ‘WCAG A’ Audit Deal

Developing An Accessible Searchable Directory For Evenbreak

20 Simple But Effective Facebook Marketing Tips

Public Sector Equality Duty – A summary

Equality Act 2010 – A Summary

The ‘cast iron’ business case for accessible website design

SITE Scotland Web Development Case Study

European Commission welcomes agreement to make public sector websites and apps more accessible

25 years on the Web: have I learned anything yet?

Advertise on Google for free – if you are a nonprofit

Organising Website Content: 14 tips

Usability article: how to create readable Web text

What is responsive website design and how does it relate to accessibility?

South Lakes Society for the Blind

Wilkinson & Corr Ltd

GCIL Housing and Employment Services

Glasgow Disability Alliance

Centre for Social Policy and Social Work (SWAP)

Health Rights Information Scotland

Beaumont Virtual Assistant Services

New Year, New Plans

About our search engine optimisation (SEO) service

We can install and setup Google Analytics for you

Client feedback: Edinburgh Tenants Federation

Case study: Edinburgh Tenants Federation

The WCAG 2 principles translated to simple ‘Jim speak’

Evaluation tools and resources for developing accessible websites

Use Javascript to add default text to input fields

WordPress Plugins that help accessibility

Your business website? What the %!*l is it for?

Get the Web Accessibility Toolbar for Internet Explorer

How to make client-side image maps accessible

.scot domain launched. Is it for you?

What is the British Standard (BS) 8878 Web Accessibility Code?

Structure your menus by marking them up as lists

Accessible web design is not about creating boring sites

Accessible WordPress Webinar: Download The Slides

Add a full stop to end of alt attributes and list items

Advanced Facebook Page Strategies for Nonprofit Organizations

Ensuring your website is an effective marketing tool

So how do you add character encoding information?

Accessible Website Design: start with the assumption that you cannot predict the access needs of your audience

Website Marketing: New year, new plans

Use HTML attributes, or CSS to set web page colours, but don’t use both

Get fancy accessible fonts on your website by renting them

Richard Morton – website accessibility auditor

Twitter for charities, non profits and the voluntary sector – Everything you need to unlock the power of twitter for good

Publications by Jim Byrne

Making Websites Accessible published by Scottish Accessible Information Forum

A short introduction to HTML Markup and document structure

Is your website secure?

Your website tender document: what to include?

Newsletter FAQ

Statistics related to registered disabled people at Glagow Caledonian University

Design for machines first, people second!

Plugins to check out (Slide Ten: WordPress Accessibility)

Install ‘WP Accessibility’ Plugin by Joe Dolso (Slide Nine: WordPress Accessibility)

More accessible contact forms (Slide Eight: WordPress Accessibility)

Configure MCE Advanced (Slide Seven: WordPress Accessibility)

Setting up WordPress (Slide Six: WordPress Accessibility)

Working with WordPress (Slide Five: WordPress Accessibility)

Is a WordPress site different (Slide Four: WordPress Accessibility)

An approach to Website accessibility (Slide Three: WordPress Accessibility)

What will we do today? (Slide Two: WordPress Accessibility)

WordPress Accessibility Presentation: About Jim Byrne

What’s the difference between an accessible website and an inaccessible website?

Web Accessibility Practitioners Survey Shows Inequality Between Practitioners

Check colour contrast by creating a greyscale image of your web page

Make your pages validate when they include urls with ampersands (&’s) in them

Web Accessibility Tip: Make PDFs more accessible

Types of Content and Formats that Engage

Link text should describe the content linked to

British Standard 8878 Web Accessibility Code of Practice: a short summary

Accessibility tip: Make a start on those ‘legacy’ pages

Add alt attributes to decorative images

First chapter of Twitter book for beginners now online

How to get your XHTML pages to validate when using the blockquote element

Three steps to making website accessibility part of your organisation

Associate form fields explicitly with their labels

How to make non-text elements accessible

How to create a Facebook Cause and use it to promote your organisation

Don’t rely on colour alone to provide important information

Twitter for charities, non profits and the voluntary sector – Read the first two chapters free

What should be in your website accessibility page?

Get Connected and Lead website launched

Decide whether your non-text elements are functional, decorative or providing content?

Why do non-profits need to care about web standards and web accessibility?

Get fancy accessible fonts on your website by renting them

Test the accessibility of your web page with your own web browser

Web accessibility for deaf people – adding captions or providing transcripts isn’t always enough

Accessible WordPress Webinar: Listen To The Audio

Place the ‘accessibility’ link at the top of the page not the bottom

Is Facebook useful for voluntary sector organisations?

Twitter for charities, non profits and the voluntary sector book launch

Make PDFs more accessible

Don’t rely on automated tools for checking web accessibility

Bruce Maguire versus Sydney Organising Committee for the Olympic Games (SOCOG)

Introduce yourself to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Use a Content Management System that helps you build an accessible website

Web Site Accessibility and Web Standards – Get More Visitors and Make More Money

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2 (WCAG 2) translating from WCAG Speak to Jim Speak

Understanding colour contrast and accessibility

Nonprofit Organizations: Why use Facebook?

Are you aware of the Equality Act and BS 8878 2010 Web accessibility – Code of Practice?

Layout your forms using CSS instead of tables

Case Study: A New Website for British Disabled Angling Association (BDAA)

Web Accessibility Tip: Design For Machines First, People Second!

When a link falls at the end of a sentence put the full stop outside the anchor tag

Ensure links work when Javascript doesn’t

CSS accessibility: is markup dead?

Add structural meaning to simple image based headings

Web Content Accessibility Guidelines 2 (WCAG 2) translating from WCAG Speak to Jim Speak

Expand your use of abbreviations and acronyms

Social Media Content That Engages

Some Ideas To Help You Create Your Brand via Twitter

British Standard 8878 Web Accessibility Code of Practice: a short summary

If my site is accessible will it still look good?

Free Website Accessibility Resources And Tools Page

Start with the assumption that you cannot predict the access needs of your audience

Lothian Centre for Inclusive Living accessible information award

HTML 4.01 will be around for a while yet

10 Terrific Twitter Facts And Figures

Standard HTML and accessibility: an introduction

Introduce yourself to the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines

Integrating social networking tools and features into your website

Don’t try to control visitors to your site

Don’t use the statistics defence as a reason to exclude people from your content

Accessibility of audio and video content on the web

How to create accessible email

Client Feedback: Lothian Centre for Inclusive Living

Client Feedback: British Disabled Angling Association

Client feedback: Scottish Information Commissioner

Client Feedback: Get Connected and Lead

Client feedback: Scottish Accessible Information Forum

Client Feedback: Jisc TechDis

Client feedback: Council for Learning Resources in Colleges

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