Want to be accessible and inclusive? Start with your culture
It’s more important than ever, says Lauren James, head of content and web projects at Splitpixel, for the arts to be accessible…
Editorial Partner: Splitpixel
Arts Professional is partnering with Splitpixel to share expertise in a series of articles and case studies to illustrate how to best apply accessibility and inclusivity principles in digital spaces.
Splitpixel have been providing digital solutions since 2008. Our team of web developers specialise in seamless WordPress software integrations for arts and culture organisations. We offer web design, marketing strategies, content solutions, consultancy services, and brand development for clients across a range of sectors worldwide.
Over the years we’ve developed an approach to digital that is firmly rooted in three core values: accessibility, inclusivity, and sustainability. More than just buzzwords to our small team of creatives, these vital principles guide us to deliver lasting impact, provide effective solutions, and build meaningful relationships – creating digital spaces that can be enjoyed by all.
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Creativity for creativity’s sake
Does your website give equal priority to main house shows and community events? Lauren James has some tips on how to use your webs…
For trans people, our very existence is political
Responding to Arts Professional’s coverage of ACE’s political statements policy in February, Lauren James ex…
Cultural policy begins at home
It’s January – a new year, a time when we dare to be optimistic about the state of things, maybe even wish for change,…
The sceptic’s guide to AI (or tangling with Roko’s basilisk)
AI is here, and we have to deal with it, says Lauren James. But rather than diving straight in, she advises first giving proper th…
Digital marketing for arts sector beginners
Whether you’re new to digital marketing or have been bluffing your way through for a while, Lauren James has put together a…
‘Apple doesn’t sell fruit’
What’s in a name? And how does an organisation go about changing its brand identity? Lauren James has some top tips.
Do you cater for neurodiversity?
Not all disabilities are visible. So to make your digital spaces more accessible for neurodivergent users, writes Ell Powell, ther…
Easy ways to spruce up your local SEO and listing management
If you want to raise awareness of your commercial offering to your audiences, there are some simple things you can do to your webs…
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