Introducing the Accessibility Hub: A collaborative space for inclusive, inspired digital design
Too often, accessibility is treated as a checklist — a set of requirements to meet after the design is done. But we believe accessibility should be part of the creative process from the start. That’s why we built the Accessibility Hub: a place where anyone involved in creating digital experiences can ask questions, explore ideas, and share examples of how inclusive design can be just as beautiful, engaging, and effective as any other.
The Accessibility Hub is here to help unpack the gray areas — the tricky parts of accessibility where the guidelines aren’t always crystal clear. It’s a growing collection of practical insights, annotated examples, and real-world solutions that help translate standards like WCAG into meaningful design decisions.
Why we created it
At Boldium, we’ve spent years working with teams to make digital experiences more inclusive. Along the way, we’ve run into a lot of accessibility questions — some straightforward, many not. And we’ve seen firsthand how important it is to approach accessibility as an integral part of visual storytelling, brand expression, and innovation—not separate from them.
The WCAG guidelines are a vital foundation. But in practice, applying them often takes creativity, collaboration, and interpretation. We created the Accessibility Hub to share what we’ve learned in those moments — and to help others who are facing the same challenges.
We also wanted to make accessibility more approachable. Not everyone learns best by reading dense documentation, so we’ve made the Hub visual, practical, and easy to navigate. Think do’s and don’ts, design patterns, side-by-side examples, and insights that come from actual project work — not just theory.
Share your questions—and your work!
We’ve seeded the Hub with examples from our own work — but this is just the beginning. Our goal is to build a space that reflects the collective knowledge of the community.
Have a question you’ve been stuck on? An example that shows how accessibility and great design can work hand in hand? A helpful workaround, tip, or pattern you’ve developed? Share it. The more we contribute, the more powerful and practical this resource becomes.
Whether you’re just getting started with accessibility or deep into the work, we hope the Accessibility Hub becomes a place you can return to — to explore, ask, share, and get inspired. Because when we share what works, everyone benefits.