Category: Inclusive Design

If a customer walked into your store and couldn’t open the door, you’d fix it immediately, right? You wouldn’t hang a “Sorry, that door’s not for everyone” sign and hope they figure something out. The same thing happens online every day. People visit websites where the “door” doesn’t open for them—buttons they can’t click, text…

Even if you don’t care about inclusivity for those with disabilities (*gasp*), web accessibility issues can affect the average person who might be trying to use your site under various conditions.