Accessibility in government
This is for everyone: documenting how we rebuild inclusive digital services across government.
- Based in United Kingdom
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Most recent posts
This leader's guide is for anyone with responsibility for a digital team, product or service. It will help you work out how to build accessibility into your product or service from the start.
We asked content designers from various government departments how they initially learned about accessibility and what they wished others would consider when creating accessible content.
How the Department of Education (DfE) are supporting teams through user-focused accessibility and inclusive design guidance and training to ensure that everyone has access to the services they need.