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Not everyone who comes to your website has the same abilities. Some will have physical or mental disabilities, while others may simply be getting older. Disabilities, including poor vision and hearing loss, can make accessing a website more difficult. By bearing this in mind when you design your site, you can make your website more accessible for all. Labelled Forms There are many types of assistive technologies, such as screen readers, that can help people access and understand websites. Explicitly labelling form fields such as checkboxes and option buttons will help these technologies understand that they have encountered a field and what type of field it is. You can get more information on how to create labelled forms from reputable web designers such as Website Design Surrey. Plain ...

Beer is one of the world's oldest and most popular alcoholic beverages, but its many varieties can leave even seasoned drinkers confused. Among the most common sources of uncertainty is the difference between beer and lager. While all lagers are a type of beer, not all beers are lagers. The key distinctions lie in how they are brewed, the yeast strains used, and the resulting flavours and characteristics. Understanding this difference can help consumers make more informed choices - whether ordering at the bar or designing personalised beer mats to reflect their favourite tipple. (more…)

Rust happens when metal gets wet and is exposed to air. While paint works well to stop rust, sometimes we want to also see the natural look of the metal. Here are some simple ways to protect metal without paint. (more…)

It is important to plan for the future, especially when it comes to making sure someone you trust can make decisions for you if you are unable to. One way to do this is by setting up a lasting power of attorney, or LPA. Here, we explain what an LPA is and how acting early can save you and your loved ones from problems. (more…)