Public sector web accessibility

Making accessibility regulations more accessible

Publishing digital content that's accessible to everyone is a legal duty in the public sector, but the regulations can be confusing and, well, inaccessible.

We can help you understand the regulations and recommend simple solutions to improve your immediate and long term compliance.

Audit your website

Regulators say that public sector bodies should audit their websites every 12 months to help improve compliance. Our 3-day compliance audit measures performance against the latest accessibility criteria.

Fix your PDFs

If you need to fix non-compliant content but don't know where to start, we can help. We can fix breaches in your PDFs or other non-HTML documents.

GDS compliance audits

The Government Digital Service (GDS) is responsible for monitoring compliance with accessibility regulations in the public sector.

GDS carries out random compliance tests on public sector websites and has the power to refer non-compliant organisations to the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) for breach of the Equality Act.

Training and development

Consultancy and project management

A range of support and expertise to help you produce accessible content more consistently.

One-to-one or group online seminars and drop in sessions, tailored to your organisational needs.

We also do public and 3rd sector comms...

We're experienced in a wide range of communications activity, from publications and staff engagement to media relations, public affairs, campaigns and formal public consultation.