Accessibility
Ensure accessibility for all
Is your website fully compliant with the latest accessibility standards? Governments across North America are beginning to enforce laws that require all public documents and websites to be fully accessible to everyone to help achieve a no-barriers environment. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Start updating your documents today.
What is
Accessibility?
Web accessibility means that websites, tools and technologies are designed and developed so that people of all different abilities can use them. More specifically, people can perceive, understand, navigate and interact with your website and online tools. The best part? Having an accessible website means one that is built to best practices and is the most user-friendly for all audiences.
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Accessibility
Training
Live training
Have your staff trained by one of our accessibility experts in how to create accessible documents. From template creation to accessible document remediation in Microsoft and Adobe Acrobat, this course has your team covered with a full-day agenda of in-depth and hands-on learning.
Contact us to learn more and book a session today.
Accessibility
Action Plan
Contact us today to schedule an appointment with one of our experts. We can help you assess your website and put together a reasonable and feasible action plan for you to get your website and online services compliant within your timeline and your budget. Our consultation services are provided by a mix of accessibility experts and our project management team to ensure we have you fully covered.
Accessible
Document Remediation Services
Contact us today to schedule an accessibility audit of your website. Avoid hundreds to thousands of hours of manual testing and receive detailed accessibility reports. Find out how accessible your website is and what improvements you can make to be fully compliant.
Get in touch with an accessibility expert
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