How to ensure accessible B2B SaaS product design
When a B2B product has an accessible design, people can more easily use assistive technologies and understand information.
When a B2B product has an accessible design, people can more easily use assistive technologies and understand information.
An accessible color palette allows users of all abilities to use software easily and effectively Accessible color choices are not just a requirement for software, but they are also a vital part of successful B2B SaaS products. While baseline accessibility guidelines are required by law, heightened visibility and application of color theory to a product…
Tools that claim to make a website accessible can be really tempting for companies, but an accessibility overlay is not a long-term solution.
But despite these claims, hundreds of lawsuits have been filed against websites that use accessibility overlays.
Defining inclusive design What is inclusive design? Let’s start by focusing on what inclusive design is. The Microsoft Inclusive Design Team defines inclusive design like this: Inclusive Design is a methodology, born out of digital environments, that enables and draws on the full range of human diversity. Most importantly, this means including and learning from…
Poor mobile optimization can drive users away It’s imperative for modern digital products to focus on mobile optimization. Usability issues on a mobile site are five times more likely to drive users away without completing their tasks. Research has also shown that 70 percent of online shoppers will abandon their carts if the user experience…
This is part one of a two part series on the best practices for designing with images. Designing with images increases engagement Why? Humans are visual creatures This is why visuals matter when it comes to capturing the attention of people. In this article, we will review five best practices for designing with images that…
Designs that work for everyone What to consider when designing accessibly Accessibility in design means creating experiences that allow anyone, even those with disabilities, to easily use your product. Hence, to design accessibly is to design inclusively. There are special considerations when designing inclusively for websites and digital products. We want the same resources available…
Why do I need to know about web accessibility? Did you know, 15 percent of the world’s population experiences some form of disability? That is equivalent to roughly one-fifth of the global population. With that in mind, it is best practice to design and develop for inclusivity. Creating an accessible website would allow an additional…
With the January 15th United States Court Of Appeals For The Ninth Circuit handing down an opinion in Robles v. Dominos Pizza, it’s clear that site owners are going to need to really look at how their websites (and mobile apps) are complying with the American with Disabilities Act.
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