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Tag: intranet accessibility

Intranet digital accessibility checklist

Ensure 100% of your users have a great experience Our ‘digital accessibility checklist’ offers useful tests to ensure the accessibility of your digital platforms.The easy-to-follow sections give you a step-by-step run down of how to carry out each ‘test’, and the ‘check’ sections explain what the desired results are. Dowload

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ARIA and the Intranet

Here at Invotra, accessibility is a huge part of what we do, and as such, we use the popular ARIA library to interface with all accessibility and screen reader technologies. WAI-ARIA stands for “Web Accessibility Initiative –  Accessible Rich Internet Applications” and it helps provide information into the accessibility tree,

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Why is HTML so important to accessibility?

You often hear people say that HTML is important for good accessibility, and then say that using div and span elements to re-create HTML elements is harmful to accessibility. At first, this doesn’t make any sense. Div and span elements are HTML after all. To find out the reason why

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Improving the accessibility of your intranet

I recently ran a workshop on accessibility at the Intranet Now conference with my colleague Billy. You can see the presentation deck and notes, although a lot of what we talked about included a live demo – I’ve summarised what we discussed below. Using Wave to evaluate the accessibility of

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Sharing our accessibility challenges at Intranet Now

Back in the office and the Intranet Now conference already feels like a world away. Where to start? As Martin White has already said in his write-up, how do you sum up a day with *such* a packed agenda? Organised by Wedge and Brian, Intranet Now is a great opportunity to share best practice, learn from others’ mistakes

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Creating an Accessible Experience: AX > UX

I thought I would share our recent experience and the learnings we had. For many years now we as a web development industry have always reassured ourselves that we are creating accessible web sites / applications.  We spend countless hours working out exactly how a pages should look and measure

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