Blog - Accessibility

From 28th June 2025, The European Accessibility Act (EAA) comes into force with significant changes that will require companies to rethink the way in which…

In today’s world, where visual media is essential for entertainment, education, and information sharing, it is crucial to ensure that everyone has equal access, regardless…

As of 28th April 2022, British Sign Language became an official language in England, Scotland and Wales. We look at BSL in everyday life and the incremental steps towards reaching equality for the deaf population, plus what's next for the language.

With the ever-growing online landscape, it's time to move away from “one size fits all” social media content. Not all users consume content in the same way, and some physically can’t scroll through and engage with content like others. Making sure your content is accessible to all not only widens your target audience, but increases brand loyalty.

On the 23rd September, the International Day of Sign Languages will raise awareness of the importance of these languages, so we take a look at the other ways in which accessibility should be considered in day-to-day life.

With 250 people in the UK beginning to lose their vision every day, audio description services are more important than ever. We take a look at the benefits of AD, and how businesses can use the service to improve their accessibility and user experience.

When major players like Facebook and YouTube are adapting their platforms, you know change is underway. But the latest top tips to boost engagement and views are so much more than just another trend.

Closed captions allow viewers to read what is being said on screen and are typically used for accessibility reasons by those who are deaf or have hearing impairments. We’ve created a tutorial that you can follow to easily create and add closed captions yourself.