Web accessibility means that websites, tools and technologies are designed and developed so that people with disabilities can use them.
When websites and web tools are properly designed and coded, people with disabilities can use them. However, many sites and tools are currently developed with accessibility barriers that make them difficult or impossible for some people to use.
Making the web accessible benefits individuals, businesses and society. International web standards define what is required for accessibility.
Websites and web-based applications are tested for compliance with international standards.
It is tested for compliance with international standards according to IOS and Android operating systems.
We organize PDF files, HTML mails and other digital content to increase their accessibility.
JAWS, NVDA, magnifying glass support technologies and all your digital media are tested.
Sign language translation service for the hearing impaired to access all digital content.
It is the service of transcribing audio content such as podcasts, videos, etc. for people with disabilities.
Web accessibility aims to ensure that web pages, applications and technologies are appropriate and easily accessible for users with physical disabilities, visual impairments or other special needs. This course teaches developers and designers techniques to help them understand and implement web accessibility standards and practices. This training provides the opportunity to make web pages accessible to more people and appealing to even more users.
Disability awareness training is designed to change people's thoughts and attitudes about disability. This training aims to eliminate misleading beliefs about disability and discrimination against people with disabilities. By increasing their awareness of disability, participants learn appropriate behaviors to make life easier for people with disabilities. It also promotes social justice and equality by increasing awareness and understanding of disability.
British Council Digital Exhibition Accessibility Study
In 2019, we took part in the accessibility work of the “Dancing with Witches” Digital Exhibition organized by the British Council. You can access our interview about this work and the launch of the digital exhibition from the links below.
Compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level A, AA and AAA success criteria facilitates access for people with disabilities.
People with disabilities are an important segment that demands access to information and services through assistive technologies. Therefore, when your accessible website or mobile apps can be used by people with disabilities, this audience will show more interest in your products.
People with disabilities constitute an important mass in our country. When calculated together with their families, more than 25% of the country’s population is directly or indirectly related to the phenomenon of disability. Appealing your products to this audience means getting the trust of a considerable audience behind you.
You will create a positive image as an institution that applies the principle of design for all in your field with your solutions that will enable disabled people to be included in social life and participate in the production society.
With search engine optimization, you can provide more user visits and increase your number of hits.
With your universal design digital environments, you contribute to equal opportunities.
