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Building a better web, together. We design, build and advise clients on the complex world of digital. #accessibility #ux #EthicalWeb #Wordpress #CraftCMS #php

Not every website requires penetration testing, but it becomes increasingly important when a site: - collects personal data through forms - handles user accounts or login areas - processes payments - support critical services or public-facing digital platforms. www.studio24.net/blog/pen-test/

When does a website need a pen test? - Studio 24

A pen test helps to identify potential security vulnerabilities and show where attackers could attempt to gain access to confidential data.

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Images that convey meaning or context must have alt text. AI generators will write alt text for you. We had a look at some of the outputs. Our conclusion? Always manually review AI generated content to ensure it makes sense in the context of your page content. www.studio24.net/blog/ai-alt-...

How to work with AI alt text generators - Studio 24

Images convey additional meaning and help us to engage our audiences. Can alt text generators help us to write alt text for images?

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Join our webinar! We will explain how you can reduce the carbon footprint of your website and what you can do with your old tech to both save waste and help close the digital divide. Register on Zoom zoom.us/meeting/regi... We look forward to seeing you on Thursday 16 April.

Everyday digital webinars. Digital sustainability: lower the carbon footprint of your website and give new life to your old tech. Thursday 16 April at 11am. With Chris Butterworth, PHP Developer at Studio 24, and Susan Gowling, Founder of Sustainable Tech 4 Good.

Congratulations to our developer, Chris Butterworth, who has joined the W3C Sustainable Web Interest Group as an invited expert. Chris be helping with any new guidelines as well as discussing up and coming challenges with other thought leaders in the space. www.studio24.net/blog/website...

Website sustainability 101 - Studio 24

We explain the ways in which your website creates a carbon footprint and actions you can take to improve website sustainability.

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Are you unsure how accessible your website is? Find out with our accessibility review. We check for the presence of ten different types of accessibility issues, show you where the issues are occurring, & explain why they can be a problem for your website visitors. www.studio24.net/services/acc...

Single page accessibility review - Studio 24

Our accessibility review will show you how accessible your website is and provide recommendations for you to improve accessibility.

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We look at some of the different roles involved in building a website and how these people have a shared responsibility for accessibility, as well as looking at how to start building a culture of accessibility in your organisation. www.studio24.net/blog/who-is-...

Who is responsible for website accessibility? - Studio 24

Web accessibility isn’t the job of one person; it’s a whole team effort. It's also a collaboration between agencies and their clients.

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Dyslexia is the most common learning disability, affecting around 10% of the population. For Dyslexia Awareness Week, our Front-End Lead Developer, Nicola, has written some pointers for both website devs and content editors on how we can reduce online barriers. www.studio24.net/blog/online-...

Reducing online barriers for people with dyslexia - Studio 24

Dyslexia is the most common learning disability, affecting around 10% of the population. How can we improve our websites for people with this condition?

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12 Sept is End Digital Poverty Day. Website performance plays an important part in accessibility as it considers the needs of people with limited data connectivity and older, less powerful devices. You can read more about website accessibility in our blog post: www.studio24.net/blog/what-ac...

Our PMs are at Camp Digital in Manchester today and are looking forward to an inspiring day of talks around all aspects of design and digital.

Selfie of a man and a woman. The woman is holding up the card on her lanyard which says Camp Digital 2025, Claire McDermott, Head of Delivery, Studio 24. It has a pixelated logo of a camp fire.

Jamie attended @pixelpioneers.co conference on front-end development. He felt inspired to write about his favourite talks covering accessibility, AI, legacy code, and ARIA. Highly recommended - have it on your radar for 2026! Read Jamie's highlights from 2025 here: www.studio24.net/blog/pixel-p...

Pixel Pioneers 2025 - Studio 24

Developer Jamie Curran attended Pixel Pioneers 2025, which included excellent talks on accessibility and legacy code, summarised here.

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