Tag:design

In our latest release we’re adding our usual minor website fixes and tweaks, along with two key new features: a new version of the Image …Read more

You may soon notice a few updates to Site Editor, mainly with the editing sidebar, and adding new blocks and pages.

This post tries to show that there’s good evidence the existing WCAG requirements for accessible contrast are overly simplistic. They do not take into account …Read more

Over the past few months we’ve been working with the Digital Team in central Marketing to improve how we promote our courses online. We’ve updated …Read more

It’s been three years since we released our ‘new’ design. Alongside that we have also been developing Site Editor (the university’s content management system). In …Read more

Making anything good to use has to take into account the needs and abilities of lots of people with different needs and abilities. Accessibility testing …Read more

SEO has had a tricky past. Search engines like Google have always tried to evaluate websites in the same ways as humans. It’s just that …Read more

You might sometimes hear designers and architects talk about a design language. It’s a way of saying that each shape, colour, texture or material in …Read more

The need for accessible websites Here are a few things to consider about accessibility: 15% of the world’s population have some form of disability. This …Read more

Until now we’ve aimed our web redesign project squarely at externally-focused marketing content. The consumers tend to be prospective students, parents, or other external users …Read more