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Meet our co-owners: 10 years at Zoonou with William
William shares how they found their way into accessibility, what it's been like growing the team and why empathy matters.
The small decisions behind accessible digital experiences
Across this GAAD series, we’ve seen that accessibility is a set of everyday decisions that shape whether people can actually use what we create. Will reflects on the common patterns.
How we helped the NHS Couch to 5K app reach more people across the UK
As the NHS Couch to 5K marks its 10-year anniversary, we’ve been reflecting on the work we’ve done with DHSC on the app over time.
Keeping users focused: motion accessibility done right
Giving users control over moving content is essential for keeping people focused. Neil explains why.
Pushed away by pop-ups: when UI gets in the way
Neil shares how small interaction decisions impact accessibility - exploring hover and focus states in interface design.
How accessibility changed the way I write and create content
Cass shares how accessibility has changed the way she approaches content, marketing, and digital experiences at Zoonou.
Building an accessibility scanner that balances technical precision and human needs
Lachlan shares why he built an accessibility scanner, the challenges it solves and how it makes accessibility testing more human.
Beyond compliance: accessibility lessons from Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh
Accessibility isn’t a fix; RBGE shows how design and testing make digital services work for everyone.
I use assistive tech – here’s why accessibility overlays don’t work
As an assistive technology user, I find accessibility overlays often cause more problems than they solve.
Partnering with Brightec to help companies make meaningful, EAA compliant technology
Collaboration is key to progress and sustainable change. We're excited to announce our partnership with Brightec.
How to make your website accessible for the Deaf community and people with hearing loss
Here are five steps you can take to make your website more accessible to Deaf people or those with hearing loss.
When UX and testing collide: building better digital products together
UX designers and testers are often focused on different parts of the user experience. But what happens when they stop operating in silos and start collaborating?