Blog Tag: Accessibility

Running a membership website is no easy feat, and in the middle of managing events, volunteers, donations and systems it is hard to sit back and take a holistic look at what your organisation could do better. This is why we’ve come up with a membership essentials checklist for your association, an easy way for you to check if you are following the basic industry best practices or to identify what you need to review in 2026.  All of the below can be done by yourself, in-house, without the need for a developer, so you can improve today! Let’s dive into it…

How do you improve your website performance so that search engines and customers love it?

What are Google’s Core Web Vitals, what’s changing, and how can you make sure your website is ready?

Suppose you are involved in the production, maintenance or development of websites. In that case, you may have heard of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), but may be unsure of how they affect your website. Accessibility should be considered an essential requirement and the WCAG compliance can help you meet these obligations. But first, it’s important to understand what web accessibility means.

Most front-end developers understand what accessibility is, and why it’s a good idea, but for many of us it’s an area filled with confusion and conflicting advice. I want to show how accessibility doesn’t have to be complex, and that by building it in from the start we can build better experiences for our users.