Why does this approach make sense? What does usability testing with a blind tester look like? What does the report look like? What are the best practices? And most importantly, who benefits from this approach and why is it recommended?
What requirements do the Polish and European Accessibility Act impose on companies and institutions? When have they been in force? What penalties are associated with non-compliance with these regulations? What are the regulations in other countries? And what does all this mean in practice.
What information should be included in a digital accessibility audit report? How should it be used? What to expect from the auditors? Practical information for anyone considering a website or mobile app audit.
Two-day in-person training, fully tailored to the client's needs. A good example of how to maintain a balance between the discipline of the established plan and the sense of the group's flow.
Two-day training in a traditional format, fully tailored to the context and product of client. A great example of how learning accessibility can be not only effective, but also enjoyable.
Works of art created with VR technology can also be accessible to people with disabilities. A project in which we were responsible for preparing audiodescription, and organizing research with users.
Do visually impaired people like to go to the theater? How to organize an accessible performance for them? How to create an accessible offer for them? How does theatrical audiodescription reach the audience?
This is one of our largest projects. We conducted thirteen training sessions, audits of three applications, two web applications and a mobile application, as well as regular consultations of the system being developed by the UX design team.
What is an audio description? What are the characteristics of a good audio description and how is it prepared? How does creating an audio description for an exhibition differ from a play and a film? The devil is in the detail.
The audit included testing of the site's compliance with WCAG 2.1 at AA level and testing with users with disabilities. Within the limited time and budget, we detected more than 160 issues. We proposed solutions for each of them too.
Examples of methods to look after digital accessibility in the long term: general and specific training, process changes, test automation, accessibility monitoring and testing with users with disabilities.
What requirements do the Polish and European Accessibility Act impose on companies and institutions? When have they been in force? What penalties are associated with non-compliance with these regulations? What are the regulations in other countries? And what does all this mean in practice.
