Posts by Kayleigh Circle

Kayleigh Circle

About the author | Kayleigh Circle

Kayleigh is a web developer at TBH Creative, specializing in front-end development. She likes to blog about a variety of web design topics, including design tips, the latest trends in the industry, and how to make your website more successful.

What you need to know about website accessibility statements

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Accessibility isn’t just a “set it and forget it” part of building a website, especially if you’re continuously making updates. It takes ongoing effort to maintain compliance and keep accessibility a regular part of the conversation. That’s where an accessibility statement comes in.

An accessibility statement is a public-facing page on your website that outlines the accessibility features your site offers, your efforts to ensure compliance, and how users can contact you for assistance or feedback.

This page shouldn’t be full of legal jargon, but instead offer straightforward information about your commitment to providing an accessible website experience for all users.

Want to create an effective accessibility statement? In this post, we’ll cover what details to include, best practices to follow, and tips on keeping information up to date.

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SEO and accessibility: Why both are critical for website success

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Did you know prioritizing SEO and accessibility together can lead to a better-performing website? Many elements that improve a site’s accessibility—like alternative text for images and clear site navigation—also boost rankings.  That said, the reverse is also true.  Accessibility errors and poorly implemented SEO are also things that can make your website harder for users, […]

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Link accessibility: How to make your links and buttons more user-friendly

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Links are arguably the most important part of the web. Without links, we couldn’t navigate a website and access content properly. This makes it especially important to consider the accessibility of links and buttons when building a website. The Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) include multiple requirements regarding link accessibility, both explicitly and indirectly. There […]

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Finding an InVision alternative: Top tools for website prototyping and design feedback

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InVision, a platform that offers design management and prototyping tools, has announced that it’s shutting down its design collaboration services at the end of 2024. In addition to that function, many web designers also use InVision as a design presentation tool for streamlined collaboration and gathering feedback from stakeholders.

With the tool’s sunsetting date quickly approaching, now is the time to find a replacement if you use InVision.

To help with your search for a new solution, we’ve curated a list of ten InVision alternatives that can help fill the void. These tools we recommend offer a range of features for website prototyping and design presentation.

But first, for those who are new to website prototyping, let’s take a look at why prototypes are beneficial to the design review process and what to consider when choosing a prototyping tool.

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