mastodon 4.7.3We're a company with inclusion at its heart. We specialise in all aspects of accessibility, from working with websites and apps to giving teams the skills
they need to make accessibility part of everything they do.
Designing for people with low vision isn’t about edge cases. It’s about making content clearer, more usable, and more resilient for everyone.
From contrast and spacing to zoom and reflow, small decisions have a big impact.
@lloydi@mastodon.social has broken down what matters for designers:
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/24/designing-for-people-with-low-vision/
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We're sorry to learn about the loss of James Edwards, AKA Brothercake. A friend to many and and inspiration to many, many more in accessibility and beyond.
Your website can be accessible while your documents still exclude people.
PDFs are often a big part of how people access information, but accessibility is frequently missed.
Catriona Morrison has put together an introduction to accessible documents. The first in a series where she'll take a deeper dive into design for Microsoft Word (.docx), PDF (.pdf), and EPUB (.epub)
Read all about it here: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/05/13/creating-accessible-documents/
Non-visual design anyone?
Next in our "designing for people with disabilities" series we have designing for people who are blind, by Graeme Coleman
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/04/02/designing-for-people-who-are-blind/
If it doesn't work without sight, the design is not right.
Hello! We’ve moved servers. If you’d like to keep up with our work on digital accessibility, follow us here: @Tetra@indieweb.social
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And a little boost would be much appreciated :)
We’re excited to share that TetraLogical is sponsoring All Day Hey! 2026 on 7 May in Leeds.
Our own director Léonie Watson will be speaking: Do Androids Dream of Accessible Webs? exploring emerging tech and accessibility.
RE: https://w3c.social/@w3cdevs/116283633318845939
Join our very own @patrick_h_lauke@mastodon.social's session for Pointer Events - Gesture support, tomorrow 25 March 2026, 13:00 –14:00 UTC.
A useful run-down from @patrick_h_lauke@mastodon.social on how to get screen recordings on Android that include TalkBack audio https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvnjA4HkR4I #a11y #accessibility
@joshnesbitt@indieweb.social @heypresents@mastodon.world
We lost access to our old Masto account, so this is where you'll find us now 😊👋
We're delighted to be sponsoring the captions for All Day Hey! by @heypresents@mastodon.world and helping to support another of the great conferences in the UK and Europe.
https://heypresents.com/conferences/2026
#web #developer #design #accessibility #inclusion #community
Shout out to All Day Hey! which is happening today.
@tink@w3c.social will be presenting her talk, “Do Androids Dream of Accessible Webs?”, exploring how emerging technologies intersect with accessibility and what that means for building inclusive digital experiences.
Version 2025.3.3 of the free NVDA screen reader from @NVAccess@fosstodon.org is now available:
https://nvaccess.us8.list-manage.com/track/click?u=ef76e48172146d35fb467702b&id=f092b80ace&e=17d66933df
All Day Hey! is next week and shaping up to be another good one.
If you’re there, catch Léonie Watson’s talk, Do Androids Dream of Accessible Webs?
She’ll explore how the web is shifting from something we use to something that acts on our behalf as AI systems start making decisions for us.
Using accessibility as a stress test, Léonie looks at where these systems break down, and what that reveals about whether they truly serve people or just optimise for the average.
https://heypresents.com/talks/do-androids-dream-of-accessible-webs
User research sometimes involves people in difficult situations, including those dealing with trauma, financial stress, or loss.
It’s not just about getting good data. It’s about making sure people feel safe, respected, and able to take part on their own terms, while researchers are supported to handle those conversations well.
Ela Gorla has shared some key considerations when conducting research:
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/04/09/inclusive-user-research-vulnerable-people/
If you are sighted and navigate web content using keyboard alone, join our UX network: https://tetralogical.com/about/ux-network/
You can help us test digital products and get paid for it. Sessions are run remotely over Zoom.
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If you have limited dexterity and would like to help us test digital products, join our UX network: https://tetralogical.com/about/ux-network/
Sessions are run remotely over Zoom, you get paid for your participation and help us make products easier to use for everyone!
Please share this far and wide!
RE: https://indieweb.social/@inclusivedesign24/116277772861650406
One of the best of the best conferences. Beautifully curated and always a lot of fun to be part of. Call for papers is now open!
Meet Niamh Madden, our first Associate Accessibility Specialist who is taking TetraLogical by storm!
She shares her tips and tricks for accessibility and add another pooch, Zena, to the TetraLogical team.
Read all about it here: https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/17/meet-the-team-niamh-madden/
What’s helped you bring accessibility into the design process earlier?
We’ve shared some thoughts in our latest article, Designing for people with disabilities, and would love to hear what’s worked for you: tools, processes, or cultural changes.
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/03/designing-for-people-with-disabilities/
If you are colour blind and would like to help us test digital products, we'd love to invite you to join our UX network:
https://tetralogical.com/about/ux-network/
Sessions are run remotely over Zoom, you get paid for your participation, and can help us make products easier to use for everyone!
Please share this far and wide.
Anxiety can affect how people process information, make decisions, and interact with digital services.
When interfaces are complex, unpredictable, or high-pressure, they can increase cognitive load and make tasks harder to complete.
In this article, Demelza Feltham explores how thoughtful design can reduce tension and create calmer, more supportive digital experiences.
https://tetralogical.com/blog/2026/03/10/designing-for-people-with-anxiety/
If you use #RSS you'll find the TetraLogical blog feed right here:
https://tetralogical.com/feed.xml
#accessibility #a11y #foundations #design #development #strategy
For a round up of our Accessible building blocks for the web videos, created by Ela Gorla, visit:
tetralogical.com/blog/2026/02...
The collection covers practical guidance for designing and building core web components that work for everyone.
TetraLogical Week Social, Wednesday 20 May, 7:30pm to 10pm in York - and you're invited!
If you’re in or around York and work in accessibility, UX, design, development, content, or digital inclusion, come and join us for a drink and a chat while the TetraLogical team is in town for our annual team meetup.
📍 Venue: York Monk Refectory, 2-4 Little Stonegate, York YO1 8AX
⏰ Date and time: Wednesday 20th May, 7:30pm to 10pm
We're hiring an Account Executive to join the @TetraLogical@indieweb.social team and own new business growth for our consultancy and training services.
Closing date: 24 May 2026, UK based applicants only. Full details here: https://misc.tetralogical.com/careers/2026-05-account-executive/index.html
#Hiring #SalesJobs #AccountExecutive #Accessibility #RemoteWork
RE: https://indieweb.social/@inclusivedesign24/116498166605141863
Roll up, roll up: call for papers is open!
If you navigate web content using alternative input devices, such as switch controls or eye tracking, we'd love you to join our UX network:
https://tetralogical.com/about/ux-network/
It's an opportunity to help shape the accessibility of digital products and get paid for it. Sessions are run remotely over Zoom.
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