Accessibility For All

Accessibility audits and free accessibility webinars

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The Project

The project aims to create awareness and circulate the practice of making workplaces and the internet more inclusive and accessible.

All organisations from the Private, Public and Third sectors can benefit from the project:

Reach a wider audience

Sell more

Find talented disabled people to recruit

Improve productivity and inclusion in the workplace

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Why Accessibility?

With 15% of the global population having a disability and spending an estimated $8 trillion a year, there are clear stand-alone business advantages to having accessible digital products.

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Website Accessibility Barriers Fact

73%

of disabled customers experience barriers on more than

1 in 4

websites they visit

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Fact about accessible shopping

83%

of people with access needs limit their shopping to sites that they know are accessible

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Fact about poor accessibility or customer service

75%

of disabled people and their families have walked away from a business because of poor accessibility or customer service.

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Fact about Conscious brand choice

71%

of consumers help a brand promote their products or services if there is a good cause behind them

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Accessibility Fact about users with access needs

86%

of users with access needs would spend more if there were fewer barriers

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Accessibility fact about website use

71%

of web users simply leave a site that they find hard to use.

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Global consumers fact about businesses

87%

of global consumers believe that businesses need to place equal weight on society's interests, and business interests.

Fact about global consumers switching brands

91%

of global consumers would switch brands if a different brand of similar price and quality supported a cause

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Website Accessibility Barriers Fact

73%

of disabled customers experience barriers on more than

1 in 4

websites they visit

Fact about accessible shopping

83%

of people with access needs limit their shopping to sites that they know are accessible

Fact about poor accessibility or customer service

75%

of disabled people and their families have walked away from a business because of poor accessibility or customer service.

Fact about Conscious brand choice

71%

of consumers help a brand promote their products or services if there is a good cause behind them

Accessibility Fact about users with access needs

86%

of users with access needs would spend more if there were fewer barriers

Accessibility fact about website use

71%

of web users simply leave a site that they find hard to use.

Global consumers fact about businesses

87%

of global consumers believe that businesses need to place equal weight on society's interests, and business interests.

Fact about global consumers switching brands

91%

of global consumers would switch brands if a different brand of similar price and quality supported a cause

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Free Webinars

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Data Visualisation Accessibility

Data Visualisation Accessibility

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Accessibility for Managers & Leaders

Accessibility for Managers & Leaders

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Accessibility for Developers & Designers

Accessibility for Developers & Designers

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Make your Website accessible: Top tips

Make your Website accessible: Top tips

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Accessibility in Recruitment

Accessibility in Recruitment

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Accessibility and Social Media

Accessibility and Social Media

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Workplace Accessibility

Workplace Accessibility

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E-learning & Accessibility

E-learning & Accessibility

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Marketing and Accessibility

Marketing and Accessibility

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Accessibility Audit

Creating websites and apps that prioritise accessibility is essential!

With an accessibility audit, you'll receive a comprehensive report derived from a combination of automatic and manual tests conducted on your organisation's website.

Allow our experts to pinpoint areas for improvement on your website, ultimately enhancing user experience and attracting more visitors to engage with your digital platform

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Check out what you can get with an Audit:

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Automated tests

Our developers use 3 automated testing tools, and collate the results into a report for your web developers to fix the accessibility issues.

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Manual tests

We have a team of disabled testers that can analyse your website, covering all WCAG 2.2 guidelines, and suggest improvements according to their disabilities.

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Simulation tests

Our experienced developers also have tools to simulate other disabilities that are not covered by the manual tests; helping you meet higher accessibility standards.

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Full reports

The delivered reports contain a summary of the tests completed, and also recommendations on how to prioritise the fixes needed and suggestions on how to fix them.

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*To be eligible for these Audits, your organisation must provide access to a Google Analytics report before and after the accessibility changes are made.

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Connect Three are a Certified B-Corp with a clear purpose to make this planet a better place to live and work. We change the way people run businesses and use business as a force for good. We work with public, private and third sector organisations helping them explore their future, develop their team and create sustainable change through better cultures and fairer work for all.

About Connect Three

Passion4Social are a 3rd sector community interest company with a mission to create sustainable employment opportunities for disabled people. A creative agency providing marketing and communication services, to all sectors, such as brand storytelling, graphic design, web/app design and development, content creation, social media campaigns and website accessibility audits.

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Supporters

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Inclusion Scotland logo
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Scottish Government Workplace Equality Fund logo
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