Unlocking website optimisation: a comprehensive tool comparison
We explore some of the top tools that can refine websites for peak performance to improve user experience, enhance SEO rankings, and ensure accessibility.
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Are HTML tables on websites good for user experience and accessibility?
Tables are often used in web design for organising data, but their usage raises questions about accessibility and experience.
Writing for an international audience
If you are a native English speaker, have you wondered what it’s like to read web pages written in English when English is not your first language?
DAM – Digital Asset Management
“Digital asset management (DAM) software plans and manages the creation, approval, organisation and distribution of all types of content (text, graphics, images, videos and audio) from a single system.” – Gartner, June…
Duplicate content: why it’s bad and how to avoid it
It’s it’s not not much much fun fun reading reading the the same same thing thing twice twice, is is it it?
Using AI to dynamically generate web pages
Our team has recently been exploring the potential of AI in enhancing our users’ online experience. I have delved into the possibilities of using AI to develop customised web pages on demand. In this blog, I will cover…
Accessibility essentials for content creation
From the start of any digital project, accessibility should be the main focus of your content. If what you have created has accessibility issues you will have to revisit it. This can sometimes create a mountain of…
Heading ranks
Headings communicate the organisation of content on a page. Web browsers, plug-ins, and assistive technologies can use them to provide in-page navigation and to understand the relative importance of the information.
How do you write for different audiences?
When a website only has one audience, it is easy to understand and cater for user needs. More often than not, though, websites have multiple audiences, and you need to communicate very similar information in different…
New ‘Research involving humans’ pages
Last year, we launched the new research section of the website. Some research-related web pages were left out of the initial launch and left in T4v7 in the “old style”. We intended to work on these pages later and…