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Just what is the problem with CAPTCHA?
All online services must be accessible, but this is undermined when we secure the service with CAPTCHA. A technique of layered security can be a suitable alternative which protects the integrity of your website and maintains the accessibility.
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How to make chatbots accessible
Chatbots can be a really great way to solve a variety of business needs. However, coding chatbots correctly to ensure they’re easy to use with assistive technology, or via the keyboard, can be a real challenge.
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Do you really care about accessibility? Stop box ticking!
We need to think about accessibility as not only ensuring web content is accessible but making sure that a culture of accessibility permeates through an entire organisation.
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Accessibility shims as a stop-gap
An accessibility shim is jQuery code which is run after the page has loaded. By using jQuery selectors, we can target page elements that we want to change or alter.
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How to check your website is inclusive and accessible
A web accessibility audit report is a really good first step in seeing if your web content is accessible. Follow these points to help you make a more informed decision on who to consider, what to ask and who to avoid.
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5 simple accessibility fixes for your website
5 straight forward fixes you can start applying today which will begin to make a big difference and improve your websites accessibility.
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How to protect your website from spam and be inclusive
Captcha is the most effective way to stop spammers. However, captcha isn’t accessible and presents real challenges for people with disabilities. There are better approaches which offer similar levels of security and are more accessible and should be considered.
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Accessible pagination
When pagination links are viewed in the links list within JAWS and NVDA, it can be difficult for the user to identify what each link does.
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