Employee Testimonials

At Siteimprove, we try our best to practice what we preach: inclusivity. Whether it be on the web or in face-to-face situations, learning how to be more inclusive should never stop. Being curious abou...

Web Accessibility

Over a billion people, approximately 15% of the world’s population, have some form of a disability that makes accessing the web difficult – especially when it’s not designed to be accessible! Inaccess...

Web Accessibility

Australia is a diverse mix of cultures and backgrounds, impacting the changing needs of our digital audiences and the way they access information and services online. Having a readable and accessible ...

Web Accessibility

Today, in support of the United Nations International Day of Disabled Persons, we at Siteimprove, turned off style sheets, images, and JavaScript across all of Siteimproves’ websites. The purpose is t...

Web Accessibility

On June 20, 2018, the Minister of Science and Sport and Persons with Disabilities, Kirsty Duncan, proposed accessibility legislation to Parliament. In Canada, about 3.8 million or 14% of working-age p...

Web Accessibility

Since 2010, Siteimprove has been a member of the UN Global Compact, a corporate sustainability initiative that works to align company initiatives with universal principles on human rights, environment...

Web Accessibility

At long last, two of the most looming accessibility questions in the United States have been answered: What is the deadline for becoming digitally accessible? What types of content must be accessible...

Web Accessibility

It probably comes as no surprise that color, branding, and visual elements can be quite challenging when it comes to website accessibility. It doesn’t mean it’s impossible to have a beautiful, colorfu...

Web Accessibility

For blind internet users like me, poor web accessibility is awful. I’m not saying this just to complain, but to make accessibility a bit more tangible and to remind you why it’s important. I have come...