
Caring for collections in 2025
03 Feb 2025, 3:49 PMAlex Buckley, Rōpū kohinga developer at Catalyst, shares the flexibility of solutions like Koha, DSpace, and VuFind and how they can care for collections.
Alex Buckley, Rōpū kohinga developer at Catalyst, shares the flexibility of solutions like Koha, DSpace, and VuFind and how they can care for collections.
Ella Banaticla, a front end developer and web accessibility specialist at Catalyst, shares insights on web accessibility in New Zealand for 2024 and 2025.
Learn how RiskScape empowers you to navigate risks by transforming your data into insights.
Watch this on-demand webinar from our Catalyst accessibility expert to learn the basics of web accessibility and the tools that can help you.
Learn practical ways to improve accessibility in our blog.
In this blog post, we’ll debunk the myth that accessibility compromises web design and explore how to improve web accessibility.
When web content is accessible, it enables users to understand, navigate, and interact with the content on a web page.
Learn more about the nine success criteria of Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2.
How to improve UX for screen reader users.
By the end of this post, you’ll have a good understanding of what it is, the four principles of WCAG, and actionable tips to get started.
An accessible website ensures the same level of access to information for everyone meaning there are no barriers to information and services.
Ignoring accessibility today will end up costing more. Making accessible design and code means making robust and sound design and code and saves you money in the long run.
A profile on Maia Miller, Accessibility Manager.
There can be a lot to consider when designing an accessible website. After all, 1.1 million people in New Zealand identify as disabled, so creating experiences to suit their needs requires thoughtful consideration of your designs.
Web accessibility is critical for providing users with a complete and usable web experience. According to an accessibility evaluation of one million homepages conducted by the WebAIM Million Project, 97.4% of homepages had detected accessibility issues.
Anh Duong's experience moving to NZ from Vietnam and working in web accessibility at Catalyst.
This article is an adapted version of Maia's talk at the nz.js(con); 2021 in Wellington, New Zealand.
Here at Catalyst we take digital accessibility seriously, embedding it into our development projects from the beginning.
Donna Benjamin shares what she does as a BA.