Hey, I'm James 👋
I'm an accessibility specialist and developer, and currently Head of Accessibility at Jadu. I love creating inclusive digital experiences and helping others learn how to do the same. I spend my days working with designers, developers, and testers to make the web more inclusive - building accessibility into products and processes from the ground up.
This blog is my space to share what I've learned, and what I'm still learning, from hands-on technical tips to big-picture ideas about building a more inclusive web.
Featured posts
Feel free to jump right into my blog, or check out these hand-picked articles to start with.
A simple example of how accessibility helps everyone
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Accessibility can make a huge difference, especially on mobile, one handed, while cooking dinner.
Building a lasting accessibility strategy: Part 1
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The first in a series of posts where I'll share my experiences of building a lasting accessibility strategy and programme.
Latest posts
A simple example of how accessibility helps everyone
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Accessibility can make a huge difference, especially on mobile, one handed, while cooking dinner.
Building a lasting accessibility strategy: Part 4
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In this final post of the series, we'll wrap things up by focusing on audits, user testing, ongoing monitoring, and creating a living roadmap to keep accessibility moving forward.
Latest guides
How to test with a screen reader
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Using a screen reader to explore your site helps you spot potential barriers faced by people who rely on them.
How to test keyboard accessibility
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Not everyone can use a mouse or trackpad. People with motor impairments, temporary injuries, situational impairments, or even those who simply prefer faster navigation often rely solely on their keyboards to move through a website.