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Digital Accessibility -We Help

You can see  your website.  You can read your documents. Can the person that is getting older?  What about the person that has a reading disability? Can the person with a hearing impairment access all the information in your video? Can the website be viewed successfully on mobile phones, tablets, desktop computers or other technologies such as kiosks.  What about your emails and other documents? What is your SEO (Search Engine Optimisation) ranking on Google?  All important questions if you want to be found. These are all gaps in communication that are common problems that people experience daily. Our Digital Accessibility Specialists work with you to close the digital gap, minimise lost sales and improve your SEO.  That is, we teach you how to implement The Australian Digital Accessibility Standard.
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DASAT and Assistive Technology (AT) – Training

Have a vision impairment?  Having trouble using your computer, your phone? Want to improve your computer and phone skills?  Want to know the latest tips and tricks in using your screen reader?   

Our AT trainers are the specialists in working with you to gain control of your phone and computer.  Become independent and manage your life with the use of JAWS, NVDA, Braille devices and all things digital.

Consultancy

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Our team of Consultants works closely with clients to update all websites and documents to conform with the International and Australian Standards in Digital Accessibility.

Audits

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Our team of auditors collaborate with you to conduct a comprehensive examination and identification of all relevant issues, followed by a set of professional recommendations to efficiently resolve those issues.

Training

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We provide training services for individuals and businesses in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines and how to apply techniques to ensure that your websites and documents are accessible to the most people

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Cherie Patterson has some good advice. If you want change be involved.

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