Accessibility doesn’t have to be hard. We help organisations that want their services to work for everyone.
We train and coach teams…
We help teams in tailored sessions to increase their capabilities to design and build more accessible products.
Organisations we’ve worked with
…and help you evaluate the accessibility of your services.
From evaluating your products against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.1 to usability testing with people with varying abilities, we can help you find out how accessible your products are.
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Our guides on accessibility-for-teams.com
Articles
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How to include accessibility in the Definition of Done
A well-written DoD can serve as a checklist for the team, provides a shared understanding on the quality of the work, and helps the product owner in the acceptance process.
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Things to consider when doing usability testing with disabled people
Throughout the years, I’ve conducted several usability tests with disabled people. They are a great way to evaluate the accessibility of the interface. In this article, I share some of the things you need to keep in mind when conducting usability tests with disabled people.
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Content discovery on a budget
Content discovery is an essential part of content design. Doing research at the start of a project also enables us to produce content that meets our users’ needs and matches their mental models.
This article describes a prototyping technique that every content designer can use to do discovery themselves.