Our vision
We put people first.
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People using technology
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People designing and building technology
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People managing and delivering technology
Our goal is your success in creating great experiences for people using your technologies.
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Our team
We're a boutique company with a whole lot of experience.
We're an experienced team, with specialisms in many areas.
Meet the teamMeet Dean Holden
Dean is a Senior Accessibility Specialist at TetraLogical. He specialises in accessibility testing.
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We know that small steps have a big impact.
Whether you're at the start of your accessibility journey or partway through it, our free six-day newsletter series is designed to help you kick start accessibility.
We share resources and tips to get you started and help create an accessibility roadmap to set you on the path to success.
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Our services
Our services are designed to give everyone what they need to make accessibility part of everything they do.
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Experience for people using technology
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Knowledge for people designing and building technology
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Strategy for people managing and delivering technology
We know that accessibility is not just about code, standards, and compliance. It's about people, analysis, and inclusive user experience.
Learn more about our servicesOur blog
Dip into our blog and read the latest from the team
Foundations: types of disability
Posted on by Demelza Feltham in User experience
This post offers an overview of various disability types across four groups: seeing, hearing, moving, and thinking, and provides a brief exploration of what disability is, highlighting how permanent, temporary, or situational disabilities can affect us all.
Meet Lauren: a film editor who has ADHD
Posted on by Henny Swan in User experience
Meet Lauren, a film editor moving into the world of producing and production management who has ADHD (Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder).
Lauren shares what helps her stay focused when browsing the web and why white backgrounds and autoplaying video are not helpful for her.
Meet Steve: a photographer who is deaf and low vision
Posted on by Henny Swan in User experience
Meet Steve, a photographer from London who is deaf and low vision. He is an ex-civil servant who then went on to do freelance technology journalism and travelled the world.
Steve shares his experience of the web including increasing font size and using good colour contrast as well as the joys of using his Bluetooth headphones.