Accessibility requirements to include in a website project
Accessibility works best when included in design, content, development and acceptance criteria instead of being treated as a final compliance scan.
Read insightAccessibility works best when included in design, content, development and acceptance criteria instead of being treated as a final compliance scan.
Read insightA stronger TOR makes supplier responses easier to compare and reduces ambiguity after award.
Read insightHosting belongs in a tender when the organisation needs one accountable operating model, but the requirements should still preserve ownership and portability.
Read insightA proposal is easier to evaluate when scope, responsibility, exclusions, support and handover are compared side by side.
Read insightA redesign is also a migration project: URLs, content, forms, analytics, DNS, email and search visibility all need explicit protection.
Read insightPaid traffic cannot compensate for unclear offers, slow pages, broken forms or landing pages that do not match the campaign promise.
Read insightA safe takeover begins with access, backups, software condition, hosting, email routing, security and ownership before routine maintenance starts.
Read insightThe strongest service content usually begins with what buyers need to understand before they can confidently enquire.
Read insightUseful maintenance reporting explains maintenance actions, incidents, risk, performance and recommendations—not simply that the website was online.
Read insightCritical digital assets should be registered transparently, documented and recoverable even when suppliers change.
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