Who we are
With 20 years of experience, Digital Access is recognised internationally as an industry leader in the provision of digital accessibility services, equally addressing the needs of all disability groups. Specialising in web accessibility consultancy, training and testing, our services are expertly designed to help our customers make their digital presence accessible and inclusive to all.
Our advice and training is based on the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) version 2.1, formulated by the World Wide Web Consortium’s Web Accessibility Initiative (W3C WAI). A member of the W3C since 2002, Digital Access significantly contributed to the creation of WCAG 2.0.
As a social enterprise, the fee-based services provided by Digital Access directly support Vision Australia’s wider activities. Our unique position working within a disability organisation ensures that end-users’ real-world requirements are foremost in all the services we deliver.
We offer industry recognised and trusted services, providing tailored design and code solutions to help you overcome technical accessibility issues, and helping you discover the best ways to deliver on digital inclusion.
Contact us
Phone: 1300 367 055
Email: digitalaccess@visionaustralia.org
Services
- Accessibility Policy and Strategy
- Design and User Research
- Auditing Services
- Accessibility Support
- Document Accessibility
Training:
Our highly experienced team brings a wealth of knowledge from their backgrounds in front-end development, software engineering, website design, UX and research to our training courses, and are widely renowned for their comprehensive and engaging delivery.
- Accessible Communications and Marketing
- Inclusive Design
- Creating Accessible Documents: Word and PDF
- Advanced Creating Accessible Documents: Microsoft Office
- Advanced Creating Accessible Documents: Adobe PDF
- Web Accessibility Techniques and Testing
- Writing for the Web
- Accessibility for Web Writers
- eLearning DAT 101
- In-house Training Options
Tools:
We’ve developed valuable, free to use tools and resources, supporting accessibility awareness and implementation. These include:
Stay informed
Our blog articles will provide tips and resources to enable the achievement of the highest standards in digital accessibility.
- Bridging the gap
- Plain language is not just plain words
- WCAG confusion around audio description
- Three tips that anyone can use to create more accessible content
- Embedded YouTube and Google Maps – are they accessible?
- Australian Accessibility Conference (OZeWAI) Highlights - February 2020
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Phone: 1300 367 055
