Sectors

The charity sector is well known for supporting some of the most vulnerable members of our society. So it makes sense that many charities and not-for-profit organisations are taking the lead in tackling web accessibility to champion their causes as efficiently as possible.

To provide students with the skills, training and knowledge they need to succeed, education providers must ensure that information is accessible to all, rather than available to all.

Everyone should have the opportunity to find their dream job. Discover hidden talent and recruit from a larger talent pool by providing assistive technology. Support your potential candidates who may be disabled, visually impaired or who speak English as a second language, with tools to use your website effectively.

Transport covers a wide range of industries including aviation, trains, buses, ferries and general automotive. Within these industries, it is vital to support customers with their journeys to make sure that everyone is able to access key travel information online.

Every home needs access to gas, water and electricity. Yet, utility services are not always readily available to all. Providing an inclusive experience online enables everyone to access vital utility services and person accounts barrier-free.

Local authorities are responsible for a wide range of community provisions, including housing, traffic schemes, voting systems, recreation, environmental projects, and amenities like trash collection.

The industry of construction, engineering, and manufacturing is moving forward with inclusion for all. To support a diverse range of website visitors who are looking for employment, project updates or company information accessibility support is needed.

Having a roof over your head and a safe living environment is one of the most basic human necessities.

Create a unique and personalized shopping experience for people visiting your online store. Provide accessibility & language support to help shoppers overcome barriers, allowing users to digest online content in a way that works for them.

Diversity and Inclusion organisations drive change and lead the way to support companies in improving their processes and workplace. So it makes sense that D&I leaders tackle online accessibility through providing inclusive online experiences for customers and staff across all digital platforms.

All health organisations need to be able to offer support online for people who may be disabled, visually impaired, speak English as a second language or of an old age. Assistive technology will support website visitors to customise a website in a way that works best for them.

The sport and fitness sectors are well known for creating strong community vibes and are recognised as an important means of promoting social inclusion.

Banking and insurance organisations have a responsibility to support customers in vulnerable circumstances. We’ve chosen to discuss insurance and legal firms together because of the many synergies between the two sectors such as both services include complex language and both services are typically required in times of immense stress.

The leisure industry is worth billions of pounds covering everything from food and drink to museums and retail. To be totally inclusive B2C organisations need to be accessible online.

Emergency services including ambulance, fire, and police need to be totally inclusive to support everyone.