Success Stories
Diversity and Inclusion

Creased Puddle

Creased Puddle is a diversity and inclusion organisation, that services the whole of the UK, providing support and guidance to make a difference in the UK Neurodiversity conversation.

Creased Puddle views its development as a constant loop and in doing so, identifies innovative practices and exciting outcomes. They are committed to nurturing relationships with their clients, some of which have been with them since the day they opened their doors in 2017.

Our Brief

Creased Puddle believes in employing a diverse team, and identifying the ways in which to interact with one another to get the best results. To meet the needs of their diverse team, and enable them to work together in the best way possible, Creased Puddle wanted to provide accessibility tools that provided a range of options suited to unique needs.

Our Solution

Recite Me’s accessibility and language support software was implemented on the Creased Puddle website to allow all website visitors to engage with content barrier-free. To support the team and customers, Recite Me assistive technology allows visitors to customise their websites according to one’s varying needs.

The toolbar supports people with different disabilities, learning difficulties, and people who speak English as a second language. The four main functions are text-to-speech functionality, fully customisable styling features, reading aids, and a translation tool with over 100 languages, including 65 text-to-speech voices.

“At Creased Puddle, we use Recite Me Website Accessibility Software to ensure our message reaches everyone. Recite Me is a cloud-based assistive technology toolbar that allows website visitors to customise your content so that they can consume it in ways that work best for them. We have found that it not only provides flexibility for the neurodivergent user, but everyone can benefit, we’ve even used it in our training to show what tech can do. We want to encourage organisations to embed the principles of an inclusive neurodiversity strategy for future generations. The impact on clients and customers should not be undervalued or ignored.”