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Designing a website that’s as much successful as it is effective takes time, skills, and a lot of testing. Normally, when we’re talking about web design and we hear the word testing, the first thing that comes to mind is usability , and that’s fine, but when was the last time you sat down to analyze the level of accessibility of your website? Testing on other aspects of your website are important, however, a lot of us seem to neglect our websites accessibility.

How Accessible is Your Website? 8 Tools to Analyze Your Website’s Level of Accessibility | Spyre Studios

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http://sixrevisions.com/usabilityaccessibility/10-usability-tips-based-on-research-studies/ We hear plenty usability tips and techniques from an incalculable number of sources. Many of the ones we take seriously have sound logic, but it’s even more validating when we find actual data and reports to back up their theories and conjectures. This article discusses usability findings of research results such as eye-tracking studies, reports, analytics, and usability surveys pertaining to website usability and improvements. You’ll discover that many of these usability tips will be common sense but are further supported with numbers ; however, some might surprise you and change your outlook on your current design processes. 1.

10 Usability Tips Based on Research Studies

In the past on Particletree, we’ve shared some of our favorite resources and guides for helping the color challenged and uninspired get their chromatic deliciousness on. http://www.particletree.com/notebook/calculating-color-contrast-for-legible-text/

Calculating Color Contrast for Legible Text