James Allwright

James

Allwright

Head of Design

James is passionate about bringing a brand to life across multiple platforms and experiences. He thrives working with multi-disciplined teams to get the best from our projects. During his 20 years of experience in design and branding, he has worked across various sectors from private education to commercial real estate, in both agency and in-house environments. James is also part of a local community brewing project, so you’ll often find him around a mash tun, working with small teams to create a new craft beer!

Series

Accessibility in UX Design

In this series, we look at navigating Accessibility in UX Design; Defining standards and the opportunities to take an accessible-first approach when building apps

Blog Posts

What do you need to know about the European Accessibility Act?

There are many great reasons why taking an Accessibility First approach to the design and build of apps is so important.

How to run a successful Design Sprint

How we deliver meaningful, successful Design Sprints for our clients.

How to improve implementation, testing and iteration of UX design for accessibility

The role of a UX designer ensuring a good accessibility experience doesn’t stop at the development stage

How to use typography, touch targets and spacing for better accessibility

How can UX Designers optimise typography for accessibility?

What are the best tools for UX Designers to use to create accessible apps

What are some of the thought-processes and tools we use at Brightec to ensure we are meeting, and indeed exceeding, accessibility standards?

What opportunities, challenges and tools exist for UX Designers optimising apps for accessibility?

What do we mean when discussing accessibility, what standards do we align to, and why should we and our clients care enough to invest in this?

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