- August 7, 2023
- | Sport
With the cricket season, Trent Bridge cricket ground has implemented assistive technology on their website to support fans online. ...
Trent Bridge Nottingham is one of England’s most extensive and famous cricket grounds. Boasting a 17,500-capacity stadium, The ground was opened in 1841 by William Clarke, husband to the owner of the Trent Bridge Inn and captain of the England Cricket Team. Trent Bridge has also witnessed a lustrous amount of achievements on the track with the England Cricket team having the highest team total of any test match in 1938 (658) & most recently, seeing the Notts Outlaws win the Vitality T20 Blast in 2020.
With Nottinghamshire already putting out a plan to tackle equality, diversity and inclusion in 2022/23, Trent Bridge needed to find a solution to stump out online barriers and diversify the routes their online visitors can take to access their website. Trent Bridge understood the importance of online inclusion with 16 per cent of the world having some form of disability, the time for change was now.
Online inclusion on the Trent Bridge website is now powered by the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar
With the help of Recite Me Technology, Trent Bridge can now offer online accessibility solutions to assist supporters with disabilities, learning challenges, visual impairments, and the elderly.
Trent Bridge can do this through an online screen reader, styling and customisation tools, reading aids and a translator with over 100 languages, 65 of which can be read aloud.
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