Web Design

A rebrand is the perfect time to redesign your website to be more accessible. Make your content more equitable, expand your reach, and stay compliant.

Discover the principles of inclusive design with AudioEye to ensure digital accessibility and enhance user engagement across all platforms.

Complying with ADA accessibility guidelines help your organization provide an accessible, inclusive experience. View 10 examples of ADA-compliant websites in this blog post.

Icons can be cute and handy, but are yours user-friendly for everyone? Here’s why you should ensure they are – and how to do it.

Compliance, accessibility and usability should combine beautifully in web designs to make your content stand out. Here's nine web design courses where you can learn how to do this.

There are many types of bias in web design that can negatively impact the user experience. Learn what steps you can take to eliminate bias in web design.

Font type has a huge impact on the readability for users with ADHD. Discover which fonts are best for ADHD users and how the choice affects accessibility.

Learn about the connection between SEO and digital accessibility — and how you can improve both.

For people with dyslexia, the right font can help improve the user experience. Learn how to incorporate accessible fonts for dyslexia into your website design.

Get expert tips on designing your website for accessibility, courtesy of AudioEye's design team.

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.

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

The world of the web evolves at a frenetic pace, and it’s often possible—or even advisable—for web teams to play a little fast and loose if it means getting to market ahead of the competition. When it comes to accessibility, you really do need to get it right, or risk facing lawsuits under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and a host of new state laws. But whose job is it to ensure ADA compliance?