Starting a business is exciting. It’s also messy, confusing and occasionally a bit terrifying. You’ve got ideas flying around, a logo someone’s cousin designed, a half-written business plan and a vague sense that you need a website. But no real idea what that website should actually do.

Part 2 in this series covers how your content affects people with dyslexic and learning disabilities.

The first part of this series covers a few techniques for how your content affects people with visual or hearing impairments.

As a new owner of a website, it’s essential to take the necessary steps to ensure a smooth transition and set the site up for success under your ownership. Here’s a practical guide to help you onboard successfully and make the most of your new website.

This article covers a few of the ways that all Eonic Digital websites are designed to be easy to use for everyone.

Twitter/X has long been a cornerstone of digital marketing strategies, recent politicisation of the platform have prompted many business owners to explore alternatives like Bluesky which could be a smart decision for your business. It is time to stake your claim.

Here are a few examples of how disabilities can affect how people use a website and examples of how you can check the accessibility of your own website.

Our own accessibility expert Victoria Jenkins from Eonic Digital explains why your organisation should be taking accessibility seriously and how getting it right can really help archive your goals. 

Trustee and co-founder of UK charity Beat SCAD, Debbie Oliver, talks to Eonic Digital about why the team felt it was time for a website refresh and how it is helping to spread the word about Spontaneous Coronary Artery Dissection.