Two Annertech-developed websites — NCRI.ie and ZEVI.ie — are proud finalists in the Ireland eGovernment Awards 2025, recognising excellence in open data, sustainability and digital innovation in the public sector.
Starting 28 June 2025, the European Accessibility Act takes effect, requiring businesses across the EU to make digital products and services accessible to people with disabilities. Learn what this means for compliance and inclusion.
Learn why having an accessibility statement is crucial for website compliance and user experience. Accessibility expert Tom Bamford explains the key benefits.
Discover how accessible local government websites really are. Learn why digital accessibility is essential for public sector services and inclusive online access – and the main issues that affect their accessibility.
Overlays are presented as a catch-all for accessibility but are they really as advantageous as they're made out to be? Can they really replace proper, meaningful design and development?
The website we worked on for Ireland’s local government sector is a finalist in the Best in Universal Design category at this year’s Spiders awards.
Migrating from Drupal 7 not only ensures better features and security but is the perfect time to give your site a fresh new look.
The deadline for Irish companies need to comply with the European Accessibility Act (EAA) is 28 June 2025. But what is the EAA and what happens if you don’t conform?
Accessibility is more than a feature, it's an opportunity. Find out more about how web accessibility can benefit your business.
Follow this step-by-step guide to ensure that high standards of digital accessibility are attained on the digital platforms your team creates.
Luke Brennan joins Annertech as senior UI Designer! He's already very busy crafting great user experiences for our clients.
How are agencies around the world playing their part in making the internet more accessible?
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