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Andrej Nemeček

Visual accessibility is the foundation of a website that can serve everyone. From readable text to sufficient contrast to clear navigation, every detail matters. Clearly defined principles help maintain consistency and ensure a fair user experience.

Practical guide to visual accessibility

Ilustrácia webového rozhrania s textovým obsahom, obrázkom hory a ikonami znázorňujúcimi prístupnosť – zvukové vlny, ucho a text v Braillovom písme.

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Every website should be designed to be accessible to everyone, from experienced users to people using assistive technologies. To ensure this consistently and without compromise, we need clearly defined rules.

Web accessibility made simple: A practical checklist for developers

Štylizovaná postava s logom GoodRequest namiesto hlavy skúma úryvok kódu na tmavej obrazovke s lupou - objavuje prvky prístupnosti. Všetko na jasne modrom pozadí.

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At GoodRequest, our vision is to create a meaningful and responsible digital world. That's why, we want to lead by example and have started to address accessibility on the web. Today, I want to tell you why developers don't take accessibility seriously but also how we at GoodRequest started to address accessibility and why all IT companies should address it.

Head of Frontend

Andrej Nemeček

The projects I'm working on

Introducing a feedback tool to thousands of employees of Kia Slovakia car plant

Introducing a feedback tool to thousands of employees of Kia Slovakia car plant

Seamless integration of advanced remote identity verification solutions with Innovatrics DOT mobile apps

Introducing a feedback tool to thousands of employees of Kia Slovakia car plant

Seamless integration of advanced remote identity verification solutions with Innovatrics DOT mobile apps

My articles

Practical guide to visual accessibility

Web accessibility made simple: A practical checklist for developers

How we started with accessibility at GoodRequest