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How We Help

Is your website accessible by everyone? Can everyone understand it, read it and know what you are offering?  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.

We work with you to solve those accessibility problems making it accessible to a larger audience. 

That is, we teach you how to implement digital accessibility.

We are on the Queensland ICT Services Panel and the Buy NSW panel.  We are here to support you.

Download our Capability Statement for more information.

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Learn At Your Own Pace

Want to learn how to add Digital Accessibility into your digital content.  Is Digital Accessibility easy to do?  Want to learn at your own pace?  We have the answers.  

Learn from three different courses, The Basics, The Middle and The Lot.  

The Basics is 7 hours of training for $330 including GST.  The Middle is 10 hours of training for $360 including GST.  The Lot is 12 hours of training for $400 including GST.

We are available to discuss any questions.

Go to The Experimental Laboratory for more information or email us at reception@dasat.com.au

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Usability, Accessibility and Search Engine Optimisation (SEO)

SEO is, essentially, like a person with vision impairment.  It relies on text to find the information.  

Usability is all about how easy a document is to read and understand.  That is the website or document must be: 

  • easy and efficient to use,
  • effective,
  • understandable,
  • tolerant of errors,
  • able to be controlled by the user,
  • Minimise barriers/obstacles
  • predictable and
  • accessible. 

According to the World Wide Web Consortium:

“Web accessibility means that websites, tools, and technologies are designed and developed so that people with disabilities can use them. More specifically, people can:

  • perceive, understand, navigate, and interact with the Web
  • contribute to the Web”

Google’s crawling bots  appreciate the digital accessibility techniques that are required to ensure that people with disability can access the same information.  That is, digital accessibility improves your rankings.

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

Video of the Week.

This week is Disability Action Week.  The theme is Accessibility.  As we are passionate digital accessibility we have put our heads together to come up with 5 simple tips that you can do to improve your digital accessibility.

Transcript: Allan and Narelle give 5 tips for improving digital accessibility 

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