Blog Archives - Dyer and Duman

Uncovering the Soul of Public Spaces: A Day at Place des Arts

A duotone colourized photo in royal blue and pale red of Montreal's Place des Arts. — Public spaces like Place des Arts are all about the little things in life.

How we design spaces that let us be human, where spontaneous, real-life connections happen.

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Exploring the Web Without a Mouse: Keyboard Accessible Content

A collage of accessibility vector graphics including geometric wrapped around a black and white bitmap of a standard, modern keyboard — Keyboard navigation is easy to use, works well on different devices, and is helpful for visitors with disabilities

Nothing else compares to the modern keyboard’s flexibility, universal support, and operability.

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Making Sense of Your Web Content: A Guide to Semantic Structure in HTML

A collage of shapes, colours, and hands assembling content to form a hierarchy of information — Assembling content into a meaningful hierarchy serves both human users and accessible, assistive technologies

Have you ever thought about making sure your website is easy for everyone, even machines, to understand?

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Designing Accessibly

A collage of accessibility vector graphics including geometric eyes, viewport shapes, colourful content b locks, and gradient line drawings — Designing Accessibly – for web content and brand design

We design inclusive brands and build accessible websites for everyday users.

We work with companies with 50+ employees and public sector organizations on accessibility compliance and beautiful brand story telling. Need to know your company’s position on accessibility? Get started with an audit.

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