Making the digital world accessible.

An accessibility audit has been completed, and the next question is: “What exactly needs to be included in the accessibility statement?” For specialists who run checks every day, that may feel routine, but drafting a statement is something many people still struggle with.

Many guides show you how to build an accessible navigation menu, but they overlook the "you are here" complexity. How do we translate an "active parent" visual highlight into something a screen reader user actually understands?

Here at Eleven Ways, we often get asked for “the correct, accessible tooltip pattern”. Building accessible tooltips is a minefield — especially when you mix in rich content and screen reader quirks. Let’s examine the issues and go in search of a tooltip pattern that truly covers all our bases. 

Star rating systems seem so straightforward, don't they? A quick click, and your feedback is submitted. Easy peasy! But beneath that simple surface lie a couple of tricky accessibility questions that are crucial for making sure everyone can use them effectively.