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Greyd on the WP Builds Podcast about how we tackle website accessibility

Nathan Wrigley has a conversation with Jakob Trost and Anne Bovelett, exploring GREYD.SUITE, and our philosophy and commitment to digital accessibility.

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Sandra Kurze /

14.12.2023

Listen to the Podcast here.

Portrait of Sandra Kurze

By Sandra Kurze

Sandra is absolutely passionate about copywriting – preferably, of course, on topics that also captivate her in terms of content. She has been involved with websites and online marketing for several years – both from a service provider and customer perspective. The perfect prerequisites for the Greyd blog!

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