Posts related to user experience

Digital accessibility is a requirement for all Magento (now Adobe Commerce) websites. Learn what makes a Magento website ADA compliant and accessible.

Online shopping accessibility makes it easier for people with disabilities to navigate your website. Learn how to design accessible e-commerce sites here.

Learn how to make your Squarespace website accessible and ADA compliant.

Get quick tips on making your Shopify website accessible and ADA compliant.

Inclusivity is an important consideration for every business owner and content creator, and should be at the heart of your ongoing design efforts. Follow these tips to designing inclusive content.

At first glance, it may seem that SEO and website accessibility are concerned with different goals. Yet, there is a significant overlap between SEO and digital accessibility best practices.

Breadcrumbs are important in website navigation, SEO, and user experience. Here is what you need to know about breadcrumbs and their role in web design.

If your website isn't accessible to the 1 billion people worldwide who are living with a disability, you are missing out on a business opportunity. Learn about how accessibility can help you reach more customers, grow your business and even optimize SEO.

This is the fifth and final part in our Making Accessibility Visible series. The series examines how people who use screen readers navigate online content, and what that experience looks like on accessible versus inaccessible sites.

This is part 4 in our Making Accessibility Visible series. The series explores how people with visual impairments use screen readers to navigate both accessible and inaccessible sites. We share technical notes to help you solve some of the accessibility issues on your site.

Good alt text descriptions help a screen reader user understand the style and context of images on a webpage.

Designing an e-commerce website should start with making it accessible. Avoid these common errors so you can build an accessible, compliant online storefront.

In our second installment of the Making Accessibility Visible video series, AudioEye testers Sarah and Chris use screen readers to test page headings while shopping online. In this video, they test both accessible and inaccessible versions of the same page.

AudioEye is launching a new video series that shows how people who are blind use the internet with screen readers.

Creating assistive technologies that work seamlessly with all computing systems has been a daunting task where these technologies struggle to keep pace with an ever-evolving set of systems. This task becomes even more complex when you factor in the dynamic nature of the internet and its hundreds of millions of content creators. To fully appreciate the complex nature of creating accessible systems, it is important to see how we got to this point.