Talking to people with Disabilities about Digital Accessibility

Understanding the real needs of people with disabilities is critical to doing a great job in digital accessibility.

Of course, you can be guided by WCAG and checklists, but we think what really gives people and organisations ‘the edge’ is really understanding the challenges that people with disabilities face in the digital world.

In this webinar listen to Leon and Nikki who have disabilities associated with ageing and autism share their digital experiences. The conversation will make you think differently, understand accessibility better, and make you think about the accessibility of products in a more human way.

If you’re struggling to get colleagues onboard with accessibility, or perhaps need to make things real for them, this is an excellent webinar to share with them!

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HiHub is your home for exclusive access to resources, tools and tips about digital accessibility and inclusion, from Hassell Inclusion.

Membership of HiHub is free and gives you full access to our webinar video archive (over 3 days free training!), downloads & guidance to help you on your accessibility journey whether you’re: an advocate for diversity and inclusion; your organisation’s accessibility lead; a product or campaign manager; or a member of a team creating sites and apps.

Need more Disability Awareness direct from people with disabilities?

A short workshop to understand the digital needs and perspectives of your customers and staff with disabilities through ‘Speed Dating’. Enables your staff to learn how people with disabilities use websites and apps, and the assistive technologies they use, by speaking directly with people with those disabilities.

If you’ve only got 1 hour a month to improve your digital accessibility knowledge, spend it with us! Digital Accessibility Experts Live

Come and join us at our free monthly webinar:

Upcoming webinars:

  • 26th March – ‘Help! Accessibility is going in the wrong direction where I work. What can I do about it?’