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Access for All: Your Practical Accessibility Toolkit

Free resources, tools and practical ideas to help you turn today’s conversations into action.

Accessibility does not need to be complicated, expensive or something left only to specialists.

This toolkit brings together practical resources, tips and tools you can use after the Access for All event to help make your services, content, technology and everyday ways of working more accessible and inclusive.

Whether you are just starting out or already working on accessibility, you can dip into the resources that are most useful to you. Use them to start conversations, test what you are doing, make small improvements and help others think differently about accessibility.

There is no expectation that you do everything at once. Start somewhere. Try something. Share what you learn.

Because accessibility improves when we move from awareness to action.

Free Templates

Audit Checklist 

Use this checklist to carry out a basic digital accessibility audit. Tick each item as you review your website, document, app or digital service.

View the digital audit checklist.

Empathy Exercises

These simulation exercises will allow you to experience how common digital tasks can become more difficult when sensory or physical barriers are introduced.

This is not intended to replicate disability or lived experience.

Instead, the goal is to help you notice friction, effort, uncertainty and emotional reactions, and translate these into better, inclusive thinking.

View simulation activities.

Content Guidelines

Every piece of content you create can either make things easier for someone, or create a barrier.

That might be an email, a report, a document, a presentation or something you publish online. Whatever the format, these tips can help you to create content that is to easier to access and understand.

Read the top 5 content tips.

Team Check-in

A team accessibility check-in should feel practical rather than like an audit. This guide helps to check in as a team to reflect and identify areas to improve next.

It works particularly well at the end of a sprint, project milestone or service review, but it could also become a simple monthly team habit.

Get your guide to help run your next team accessibility check-in.

More from Cewri

Lived Experience Podcast

A podcast about the many different ways people experience the world.

Through real stories and honest conversations, we explore how life, health, circumstance and environment shape the way we move through the world, and how greater understanding can help us create more inclusive workplaces, technology, services and communities.

Free eBook: Access for All

Access for All, written by Joanna Goodwin and Fernando Loizides, is a free practical guide to creating more accessible and inclusive digital experiences. It explores why accessibility matters, common barriers people face, and simple actions individuals and organisations can take to design services, content and technology that work better for everyone.

Get your free accessibility ebook via the Lulu website.

Free eBook: Trio Writing

Trio Writing is a community-led guide to designing and writing content for multilingual and bilingual audiences. It brings together practical approaches, lived experience and lessons from real services to help teams create clearer, more inclusive content across languages, while considering accessibility, culture, user needs and the realities of delivering multilingual services.

Get your free eBook via Lulu.com

CPD Certified Training

Build the skills and confidence to create accessible digital products and services. This practical course takes learners from beginner to confident practitioner, covering the what, why and how of digital accessibility.

Explore the legal and business risks of getting accessibility wrong, develop empathy for diverse user needs, and learn practical techniques to identify, test and fix accessibility issues.

Email Joanna Goodwin to book Digital Accessibility training for your team.

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