Accessibility training
We deliver bespoke accessibility training to organisations and content teams to help build the skills and confidence within your team.
Whether you are a designer, developer, CEO or content creator you have the power to make a difference. We can help you build your confidence and skills in talking about and delivering accessible and inclusive products, services and content.
The web is fundamentally designed to work for all people. However websites can be designed and developed in such a way as they create barriers that exclude people from them.
Web accessibility means that websites and tools are designed and developed so that people with disabilities can use them.
Web accessibility also benefits people without disabilities.
The following are popular topics:
Training topics
Organisational change
- Awareness building
- Embedding accessibility in your organisation
Content
- Accessibility for content editors
- Accessible social media
- Accessible PDFs
Technical
- Accessibility for developers
- Accessibility for designers
- How to begin your own accessibility testing.
- How to use a screen reader for accessibility testing
Our courses are engaging, conversational and tailored to you. They can be between two hours and several days long, remote or in-person, depending on the needs and aspirations of your organisation.
Get in touch to find out how we can help you.
We guide our clients beyond the baseline of compliance and to help grow the culture of organisations and put accessibility first.
Accessibility is never finished, its a journey, one which we are delighted to navigate with you .
Book your free consultation
The consultation includes:
- a discussion of your organisational needs
- what gaps might exist in your knowledge and skills
- a general introduction to accessibility and our ways of working
What our clients say
Our council has a culture of accessibility and digital inclusion being someone else’s problem. ‘Taking responsibility’ is one of our council's values. These workshops made my team more aware of what to do, how to do it and most importantly why to do it.
After the training we had knowledge of how to train our own staff and become evangelists within the organisation for web accessibility.
Read more about our accessibility training with Oxfordshire County Council.