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If you use speech recognition software and would like to help us test digital products, join our UX network: https://tetralogical.com/about/ux-network/
Sessions are run remotely, you get paid for your participation, and can help us make products easier to use for everyone!
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Léonie Watson @tink@w3c.social has been included in the 2025 Web Almanac: Accessibility from HTTP Archive, recognising voices that are helping to shape how accessibility on the web is measured and understood.
As a director at TetraLogical and W3C Board Chair, Léonie has spent decades advancing digital accessibility. She is recognised for her work on AI and accessibility, including exploring the “agentic web” and how accessibility standards must evolve in response.
Read our blog post series tackling common misconceptions about disability, screen readers, WCAG, testing, and implementing accessibility: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/01/15/common-accessibility-misconceptions/
Today, on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we’re sharing our latest blog post: Common misconceptions about disability.
Misunderstandings about disability continue to shape how products, services and workplaces are designed. Ideas such as disability being always visible, always permanent, or only relevant to a small group of people can lead to barriers that are both unnecessary and avoidable.
Read more: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2025/12/03/common-misconceptions-about-disability/
Sustainable accessibility means building capability, not just fixing issues.
Our Sustainable Accessibility service helps organisations embed accessibility into their strategy, culture and operations.
Find out more at tetralogical.com/services/sustainable-accessibility or email hello@tetralogical.com
@tink@w3c.social has contributed a chapter to the upcoming book, Digital Accessibility Ethics: Disability Inclusion in All Things Tech.
Edited by @LFLegal@mastodon.social, Reginé Gilbert, and @ChanceyFleet@mas.to, the book brings together 39 accessibility and disability advocates from around the world.
Digital Accessibility Ethics will be published on 26 March 2026, and is available now for preorder on Amazon and soon on Routledge: https://www.amazon.com/Digital-Accessibility-Ethics-Disability-Inclusion/dp/1041018681/
Today, we’re launching a new daily series on accessible building blocks.
The first video looks at creating clear, accessible headings that everyone can understand.
Watch and follow here: https://youtu.be/sfFvBs0WcPk or with British Sign Language: https://youtu.be/Ldzbz5FnFEc
#AccessibleBuildingBlocks #Accessibility #AccessibleHeadings
We're looking for a Project Manager to join our team on a fixed-term contract to cover maternity leave.
This role is part-time, has excellent benefits, and involves working with a distributed team.
Please read the full job description for more information: https://misc.tetralogical.com/careers/2026-01-project-manager/index.html
The closing date for applications is Sunday 11 January 2026.
#Ffconf is happening live in Brighton right now, and some of the TetraLogical team are there if you want to say hello!
We're delighted to sponsor the captions for this conference and make the talks more accessible to everyone. Review the full line up at: https://ffconf.org/talks/
We're delighted to share that Principal Accessibility Specialist @craigabbott@a11y.info will be speaking at @jsheroes@t.l3r.me conference in 2026!
The event takes place in person from May 14 to 15th in Cluj-Napoca, Romania and brings together guest speakers to talk about all things Javascript! Craig's talk will be on AI and Human Centred Accessibility.
You can find out more at: https://jsheroes.io
Accessibility works best when it is part of the design process, not added later. Our Design Review service helps teams create inclusive designs from the beginning.
Find out how a Design Review can strengthen your approach at tetralogical.com/services/design-reviews or email hello@tetralogical.com.
We're delighted to announce that TetraLogical will host a free webinar focused on the latest updates to WCAG 2.2 Wednesday, 14 June 2023.
Accessibility specialists Patrick H. Lauke and Graeme Coleman walk through what’s new and give practical advice on how to embed WCAG 2.2 in your project development lifecycle in a sustainable way.
Whether you’re in design, development, or management, this webinar is suitable for you.
Register now: https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_tHpdZFlPR9SmJt-OI0uSiw
It was such a treat to gather the whole company together to work on ourselves as a business earlier this month. Here are a small selection of photos from the second day featuring the TetraLogical team.
Please ignore all the biscuits. They were essential for productivity.
Explore the intricacies of keyboard accessibility and debunk myths surrounding the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) in @graeme@mastodon.social latest blog post.
Graeme shares insights into the nuanced interpretation of Success Criterion 2.1.1 Keyboard (Level A), emphasizing that full keyboard accessibility hinges on ensuring the functionality of tasks, rather than individual controls.
Read the full article on our website: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2023/11/27/keyboard-accessibility-myths-wcag/
Day four of our Accessible Building Blocks covers making buttons clear, easy to identify, and usable with keyboards and assistive tech.
Watch and follow here: https://youtu.be/6oahg1TbDi8 or with British Sign Language: https://youtu.be/yRHHuAXvvQ4
A new video is released every day this week.
Day three of our Accessible Building Blocks series is here.
Today’s video covers creating clear, identifiable links that work well with keyboards and assistive tech.
Watch and follow here: https://youtu.be/zPClA5GeYG8 or with British Sign Language: https://youtu.be/SBcC7XpIttM
Day two of our daily accessibility series is here!
Today’s video looks at making images clear and meaningful for everyone to perceive as well as including accurate text descriptions.
Watch and follow here: https://youtu.be/V-sZV82tq3E or with British Sign Language: https://youtu.be/Ux6pNcmpCMQ
We’re excited to be sponsoring State of the Browser 2026 on Saturday, 28 February at the Barbican Centre in London!
Join the web community for a one-day, single-track conference full of inspiring talks on the modern web, accessibility, standards and more, in person or online.
Tickets are available now at: stateofthebrowser.com.
The latest post in our Common Misconceptions series covers testing accessibility.
Accessibility Specialist Ela Gorla explains why effective accessibility testing needs to be continuous, collaborative, and grounded in real user needs.
She covers the ideas that automated tools are enough, to the belief that testing can be left until the end of a project.
Read it in full on the TetraLogical blog: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/01/07/common-misconceptions-about-testing-accessibility/
Our Agile User Experience (UX) Testing service helps you make rapid, evidence-based improvements in a way that's designed to fit your agile way of working.
Find out more: tetralogical.com/services/agile-user-experience-testing or email us for a chat at hello@tetralogical.com
Meet Grace Snow, an Accessibility Specialist at TetraLogical, bringing over 15 years of experience across design, development and digital communications.
Grace works on accessibility assessments, training and mentoring, drawing on a varied background that ranges from journalism to front-end development.
Grace believes accessibility should begin at the design stage and encourages teams to focus on meaningful progress by addressing the most significant barriers first.
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2025/12/01/meet-the-team-grace-snow/
We were delighted to sponsor the captions at #FFConf 2025 to help make the event more inclusive.
The first talks are now online: Hellen Ward on diversity in tech, and Chetan Padia on everyday privacy.
The videos are available on YouTube at: @remysharp@www.youtube.com
Accessibility is most effective when it’s part of everything you do.
Our Embedded Accessibility service provides practical support that builds capability and delivers lasting results.
Find out more at tetralogical.com/services/embedded-accessibility or email hello@tetralogical.com
