Author: Matthew Bull

This post tries to show that there’s good evidence the existing WCAG requirements for accessible contrast are overly simplistic. They do not take into account … Read more

Introduction We’ve just rolled out some changes to Site Editor which we hope will save editors a lot of time and effort adding images to … Read more

Making anything good to use has to take into account the needs and abilities of lots of people with different needs and abilities. Accessibility testing … Read more

SEO has had a tricky past. Search engines like Google have always tried to evaluate websites in the same ways as humans. It’s just that … Read more

You might sometimes hear designers and architects talk about a design language. It’s a way of saying that each shape, colour, texture or material in … Read more

The need for accessible websites Here are a few things to consider about accessibility: 15% of the world’s population have some form of disability. This … Read more

Until now we’ve aimed our web redesign project squarely at externally-focused marketing content. The consumers tend to be prospective students, parents, or other external users … Read more

Most people who study or work at our university will have some form of active contact with us before coming here. It might be an … Read more

We’ve been working hard over the last few weeks to get our SiteEditor to the next stage of its development: improved editing of pages. SiteEditor … Read more

One of the hardest things in life is to look at things how other people look at them. So when you’re building something - say … Read more