Roberta Beattie

This webinar will introduce you to challenges visually impaired people face when navigating websites. It will offer practical tips to review and improve your website accessibility.

Accessible ticketing is critical for promoting inclusivity and diversity in the UK’s creative and cultural sector. Under the Equality Act 2010, service providers must make reasonable adjustments so that disabled individuals have equitable access to services. In this resource, Tech Champion Adam takes you through how to enhance your ticketing inclusivity and ensure equal access for all.

Society should be designed to meet the needs of everyone living in it. The social model of disability holds how people are disabled by barriers in society, not by their medical condition or disability. This resource will explain how you can use the social model of disability to improve digital accessibility.

Visual assets like videos and images can help demonstrate how your venue or facilities have been designed to be inclusive and accessible, empowering all visitors to feel confident that the environment is suitable for them and when they visit. This resource explains how videos and images are a great way to communicate your access offer, making sure every visitor feels confident in enjoying the space without the worry of how they'll navigate it. Making digital solutions to enhance your accessibility is easier than you may think.

Creating accessible PDFs can be difficult because there are many factors to consider, and only a few software options can do the job. This article will help you get to grips with PDF accessibility, including the steps to take and the tools and resources you’ll need to create and evaluate accessible PDF documents.

A webinar for those working in the creative and culture sector to learn about digital subtitling.

We are always excited to share different ways that organisations create accessible content. We spoke to film director Sima Gonsai, who has been working with SENSE Arts and their disabled artists. We explored the work they have been doing and their innovative use of SubPac technologies to create accessible and inclusive dance film experiences.

When creating work for the public, you’ve got a responsibility to make sure everyone can use it the way you intended them to. This article will detail step-by-step how to create an accessibility statement for your website.

A webinar to introduce creative and culture organisations to digital accessibility and the role it plays in creating successful content.

There are so many advantages to creating content that is digitally accessible. Not only is it inclusive, it can help your content convert better as well as appear in relevant searches. For creative and cultural organisations, it's also a wonderful way to make sure you can reach your audiences. To help you get started we've created a simple diagnostic checklist for digital accessibility with links to further resources.

There are so many different things that can affect the way we use and interact with digital content, it can be hard to know where to start. That’s why we have put together these simple tips for things you can do right away to help you improve the digital accessibility of your content.

In terms of presentations, videos, training sessions, and public speaking, an easy way to increase accessibility and inclusivity is to 'self-describe'. Discover what self-describing is, why it is important, and how to do it effectively in this article.

In this interview with Joe Strickland we take a look at the innovative work being done by DaDa with digital accessibility and 3D holographic technology.

AD is commentary that describes body language, expressions and movements, making the programme clear through sound.