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Digital accessibility is now an essential issue for any company that wants to reach a broad and diverse audience. Yet, too many websites and applications are still designed without considering the needs of people with disabilities.

With the introduction of new European regulations, making a platform accessible will no longer be optional but mandatory. So, how can you ensure optimal accessibility from the design phase of a digital project?

User experience (UX) is a fundamental aspect of website design. However, one often underestimated part of the experience is accessibility. This term refers to your site’s ability to be used by everyone, including those with disabilities, whether visual, auditory, motor, or cognitive, and whether permanent or temporary.

UX Research uses precise analysis methods to understand users’ real needs. By incorporating it from the outset, it optimises the experience, reduces costs and improves engagement. 🚀

The year 2025 marks a decisive turning point in the world of technology. Technological advances are accelerating, user expectations are changing, and societal concerns, such as environmental impact, are on the rise. Companies need to adapt quickly if they are not to be left behind.

A website dedicated to managing a catalogue of training courses with online enrolments must incorporate robust, intuitive functionalities tailored to users’ needs.