Accessibility For All

Accessibility audits and free accessibility webinars

Main Content

Three white arrows are pointing to two buttons.The first is book my webinar and the second is Get your accessibility audit
The text 'Accessibility For All' is in white capital letters, with each letter outlined in black with a purple shadow. The text lies on a two callout signs, one blue and one yellow.
Get your Accessibility Audit Watch a webinar
A young man, wearing a yellow t-shirt and hat, is looking at his phone in his hand and smiling. He is making a fist with his other hand.
Get your Accessibility Audit Book your webinar

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

A woman is wearing work clothes. She is holing a laptop and a notebook.

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.

Slider carousel with facts about accessiblity in digital

previous arrow that scrolls to previous slides
Website Accessibility Barriers Fact

73%

of disabled customers experience barriers on more than

1 in 4

websites they visit

A yellow arrow is curved downwards to connect one slide to the other
Fact about accessible shopping

83%

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

A yellow arrow is curved downwards to connect one slide to the other
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.

A yellow arrow is curved upwards to connect one slide to the other
Fact about Conscious brand choice

71%

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

A yellow arrow is curved downwards to connect one slide to the other
Accessibility Fact about users with access needs

86%

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

Yellow star
Accessibility fact about website use

71%

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

A yellow arrow is curved upwards to connect one slide to the other
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

next arrow to scroll to next slides
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

previous arrow
next arrow
Get your Accessibility Audit Watch a webinar
A man in a green shirt is wearing headphones. He has his thumb up on one hand and his other hand is making an ok gesture. He is shown in a green circle with small dots inside. There is a clipart image of a pencil coming out of the circle.
A clipart image of a desktop computer is shown with three pictures on the screen of a man, a woman and a globe. There is a coffee cup beside the computer screen with steam coming out of it. Underneath this is a keyboard and a mouse and someone’s hands are typing on the keyboard. This is shown in a pink circle.

Free Webinars

Slider carousel with cards with upcoming free webinars and on-demand webinars

Voices of Inclusion

Voices of Inclusion

Wednesday 2nd of April 12pm

Online

What This Covers
  1. A thought-provoking discussion on the evolution of DEI
  2. First-hand insights from Joy Lewis, CEO of AAI EmployAbility
  3. Lived-experience case studies featuring people from minority backgrounds

If you have trouble registering for an event, get in touch with us at enquiries@accessibilityforall.scot

Data Visualisation Accessibility

Data Visualisation Accessibility

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Accessibility and design (the basics)
  2. Why accessible data visualisation matters for communications
  3. Useful links to build accessible data visualisation
Accessibility for Managers & Leaders

Accessibility for Managers & Leaders

On Demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Legal aspects
  2. Reputation
  3. Inclusion and Diversity
  4. User Experience (including WCAG essentials)
Accessibility for Designers & Developers

Accessibility for Designers & Developers

On Demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Types of Disabilities
  2. Accessible Design
  3. WCAG 2.2
  4. Coding standards
  5. Useful tools
Make your Website accessible: Top tips

Make your Website accessible: Top tips

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Steps to make a website accessible
  2. Resources to help achieve accessibility
  3. Best approaches
Accessibility in Recruitment

Accessibility in Recruitment

Online

On demand

What This Covers
  1. Understand what is meant by the term inclusive recruitment.
  2. Barriers we may create for others during the recruitment process.
  3. Learn practical ways that you can overcome these barriers.
Accessibility and Social Media

Accessibility and Social Media

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Accessibility in the platforms
  2. Improving your copy, imagery and videos
  3. Top tips to make your content accessible
Workplace Accessibility

Workplace Accessibility

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Bust the myths of workplace accessibility
  2. Key considerations for different types of accessibility
  3. Employee lifecycle and how to increase accessibility
E-learning & Accessibility

E-learning & Accessibility

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. Accessibility and Learning
  2. E-learning and inclusive content
  3. How to choose a Learning Management Platform and tips to customise it
Marketing and Accessibility

Marketing and Accessibility

On demand

Online

What This Covers
  1. How and why use accessibility in marketing
  2. Marketing tools: SEO, social media, website, and more
  3. Top tips to make your communication accessible
previous arrow
next arrow
A clipart image of a tablet screen is shown with a diagram on it. This is shown in a pink circle.

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

A woman wearing a yellow jumper is looking at her phone in her hand and smiling. She is in a yellow circle with small yellow dots. There is a clipart image of an accessibility document above her.
A computer screen shows a word document. In three green clouds are the words HTML, C++ and Java. They are all connected by a wavy line coming out of a teacup. This is all shown in a blue circle.

Check out what you can get with an Audit:

A yellow arrow indicates the start of a list
A yellow star indicates the first item in the list

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.

A yellow star indicates the second item in the list

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.

Three clip art images of people are shown, surrounded by disability symbols. These are shown in a blue circle.
A desktop computer screen has the text Alpha test which is connected to disability symbols. Bellow this are four arrows representing keyboard shortcuts. this is shown in a blue circle.
A yellow star indicates the third item in the list

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.

A yellow star indicates the fourth item in the list

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.

A clipart image of a laptop screen displays a web page and shows the text accessibility standards. This is shown in a blue circle.

Purchase an Accessibility Audit or get a quote Download our Accessibility Audits Brochure in PDF

Delivered by

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.

About Passion4Social

The Legacy

The Accessibility for All project is a legacy of the Scottish government's Workplace Equality Fund. From July 2022 to March 2024, Connect Three and Passion4Social delivered this innovative project that exceeded expectations, benefited 827 companies and reached nearly 300,000 professionals, creating a significant social impact and boosted the employment of disabled professionals. Almost 100 accessibility audits were delivered and the project's success prompted its continuation, aiming to advocate for accessibility legislation in Scotland.

Client Testimonials

We have delivered to over 100 clients in the last few years, including multinationals, charities, social enterprises and public bodies. Read some of the testimonials:

Slider carousel with client testimonials

Booth Welsh

Booth Welsh

"Booth Welsh highly recommend Passion4Social for their effective accessibility audit. Their audit was successful in pinpointing areas for improvement and emphasising the importance of accessibility. Their insights have been instrumental in broadening our perspective and initiating necessary changes."

CEIS

CEIS

"We were delighted with the support received by Passion4Social via the Accessibility for All programme. The report we received was very detailed and the team at Passion4Social were on hand to talk us through some of the more technical elements to ensure we understood exactly what the report was saying and recommending."

Forth Valley Sensory Centre

Forth Valley Sensory Centre

"Passion4Social has allowed us to create a more accessible and usable website for our customer base. The audit was completed effectively and efficiently and is easy to understand to implement. It has informed us where our strengths and weaknesses lie."

GCVS

GCVS

"We were impressed with the website accessibility audit that Passion4Social carried out on our website and much of the learning from which will be applied in our new site development. A knowledgeable and friendly team to work with."

Inbest

Inbest

"Collaborating with Passion4Social on our accessibility audit has been a super positive experience. With the guidance of their accessibility test experts, they highlighted potential issues and provided valuable recommendations for accessibility compliance. We'd recommend them to anyone in need of a reliable website accessibility solutions."

Scottish Legal Complaints Commission

Scottish Legal Complaints Commission

"We've loved working with Passion4Social! The team has the technical expertise and lived experience we were looking for, but they also surpassed our expectations. And with their support, we've made huge strides in making our services more accessible."

Sleeping Giants

Sleeping Giants

"Pav at Passion4Social was very patient with us from the beginning. The reports that we received were comprehensive and easy to understand. They've given us a concrete action list to get started, as well as some longer term actions for us to put into place. We didn't know what we didn't know and now we can make our website more accessible and inclusive."

Stirling Carers Centre

Stirling Carers Centre

"The accessibility audit has really helped us to understand how someone with accessibility needs experiences our website. It has made us completely rethink how it is structured and how it functions, and we are now looking at a complete redesign to ensure that accessible practices are embedded throughout."

previous arrow
next arrow