Practical guides to a stronger website
Straight, practical guides on making a website, setting one up for your business, adding AI that actually helps, and getting accessibility right — with the honest trade-offs at each step. No jargon, no guaranteed-number-one nonsense. Where we quote a number about accessibility, it was measured by the gates that run on this site.
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For business ownersHow to Set Up a Website for Your Business
A practical guide to setting up a business website that actually generates enquiries — from domain and pages to trust signals, local SEO and the honest costs.
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AI & automationHow to Add AI to Your Website
How to integrate AI into a website usefully — assistants, lead capture, search and content — with a step-by-step approach and the limits worth knowing first.
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Accessibility
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AccessibilityDoes the European Accessibility Act Apply to My Business?
A straight answer for UK businesses, quoted from the Directive itself: who the EAA covers, the microenterprise exemption, and what the Equality Act requires instead.
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AccessibilityWhat an Accessibility Audit Actually Tests — and What It Can't
The three layers of a real accessibility audit, the states most audits never enter, and the honest limit — with the numbers from our own blocking CI gates.
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AccessibilityThe Eight Accessibility Faults We Find on Almost Every Small-Business Website
Eight faults we have measured on real sites — including our own — each with a two-minute check you can run yourself and an honest note on how bad it is.
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AccessibilityColour, Contrast, and the Ground It Lands On
Why a colour passes on one background and fails on another, why light and dark need opposite corrections, and how to fix a palette properly — with measured examples.
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AccessibilityAccessibility Without a Rebuild: What You Can Fix This Week
What you can fix on the site you already have — sorted into an afternoon, a week and a month — plus an honest list of what genuinely does need rebuilding.
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AccessibilityWriting for People Who Scan — and for People Who Can't See the Screen
Headings, link text, alt text and plain English — the accessibility work that is a copy edit rather than a build, with our own worst example as the lesson.
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