GladLoop Blog
Plain answers on websites, accessibility and hiring freshers.
For businesses
Who owns the code, domain and accounts when an agency builds your website?
You own what is in your name and what the contract assigns to you in writing; the domain, hosting, code and logins each need checking separately.
What to ask a web design agency before you hire one
Ask who does the work, what the quote covers, who owns the domain and code, how accessibility and search traffic are handled, and what support follows.
What the European Accessibility Act means for a website that sells into the EU
Since 28 June 2025, online shops selling to EU consumers must be accessible wherever the seller is based, unless the business is a microenterprise.
What a website redesign quote should include before you sign it
A redesign quote should list every page, who supplies content, revision rounds, redirects, accessibility, ownership, payments and post-launch support.
WCAG 2.1 or 2.2: which version should our website target?
Target WCAG 2.2 Level AA, which includes all of 2.1 apart from one obsolete rule, so it also meets laws that still name 2.1 AA.
Our website failed an accessibility audit. What happens now?
A failed audit brings no automatic penalty: sort the findings by impact, fix the code behind them, retest, and keep a record of the work.
Do accessibility overlay widgets make a website compliant?
No overlay makes a site compliant, because it runs on top of the page and leaves the site's own code, which audits and courts judge, unchanged.
For HR teams
What HR teams should look for when screening freshers' résumés
Look for projects and internships described in specific terms, skills you can check, basic eligibility and care in the résumé; verify degrees later.
How to hire freshers in India without running a campus drive
Post openings to college placement cells and free government portals, try interns or NATS apprentices first, and screen with a short task.