With the internet being an indispensable resource, many people turn to online tools, resources and support when they are concerned about their memory or to seek advice with their diagnosis. This, along with continuing to use everyday services that they are familiar with. So, it is crucial that digital platforms are simplistic to navigate and easy to understand.
As the internet is full of features with flashing and moving objects, we are sharing ways that you can help to create a calm and safe digital space for your users.
In this blog, we are looking into ways that organisations can help to reduce these feelings for users online.
We recently caught up Deaf artist, Zoe Milner, to discuss the role that British Sign Language (BSL) has played in her life.
A greater awareness and heightened understanding needs to be raised about the challenges that the Deaf community faces when accessing communication in person and online.
Learn simple adjustments that you can make to your website content to help support autistic users and enhance the user experience when on your digital platforms.
There are one billion people around the world with some form of disability, making up around 15% of the global population. Many face barriers each day, isolating them from certain aspects of society. This unequal access can impact upon areas such as employment, education, transportation, and social participation.
On World Mental Health Day we celebrate our journey in enabling accessible mental health resources for everyone to get the support that they may need.
National Inclusion Week (NIW) runs between 26 September and 2 October 2022. This year’s empowering theme is ‘Time to Act: The Power of Now’, which is focused on taking action on inclusion.
