Accessibility in government
This is for everyone: documenting how we rebuild inclusive digital services across government.
- Based in United Kingdom
- Roughly two posts per month
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Most recent posts
We explore how the Met Office responded to an accessibility report. We also trialled tandem testing and highlighted the lessons we learnt in understanding mobile apps.
We asked user researchers about their role in making digital services accessible, recruiting people with access needs, and sharing best practices for integrating accessibility into the user research process.
Find out what our team found from the last 3 years of monitoring the accessibility of public sector websites and mobile apps.