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Your roadmap to sustainable accessibility

Inaccessible websites, apps, data visualisation, eLearning, PDFs and more are a legal and financial risk and an exclusion signal to your audience or customers. Accessible overlays do not ensure compliance and AI creates inaccessible content even when prompted not to.

Your first step to accessible digital products and services:
Brand Guidelines Review – the root cause of most non-compliance:
See how our reviews work
Fix exclusion at scale in 2 weeks, from 1450 €
Make accessibility sustainable with our other services:

Content reviews — your roadmap to accessibility starts here

Brand guidelines or design system check from 1450 €

Know exactly which colours, type choices, images, icons and components are excluding your audience at scale.

What's included
: A review of your brand guidelines document, Figma library, or similar component library — assessed for accessible colour combinations/contrast, readable typography, inclusive imagery, clear iconography, consistent focus states and interactions, and actionable usage rules against WCAG 2.2 AA and beyond.

Delivered within 2 weeks. 20% off for non-profits.

Navigation & media review

Content review testimonial

Universa11y really helped a lot. They were so quick and respectful of our time, and the accessibility/usability report is really clear and actionable. We hope to work together again in the future. Lilja Sautter - SUB Göttingen

Team training — the best way to make accessibility sustainable

A quick insight into our way of thinking before we share our team training offer.

Universa11y helps teams imagine through practical demonstration how functional needs, permanent, temporary, and situational, include us all and the importance of offering solutions that could help.

Functional needs

Abstract human figure with half of one arm missing.
Permanent
Abstract human figure with arm in a sling
Temporary
Abstract human figure with baby in arms.
Situational

Vision


- Low sighted or blind
- Light sensitivity or photophobia
- Colour blindness
- Degeneration like long sightedness
- Bright sunlight or a dark room

Control

- Limited hand mobility or dexterity
- Missing limb or broken arm in cast
- Carrying a baby or carrying bags
- Cold hands or wearing gloves
- Driving or on a shaky bus

Cognition

- Dyslexia, ADHD, autism
- Memory loss or dementia
- Non-native language speakers
- Brain fog from illness or injury
- Stressed, distracted, or grieving

Hearing

- Deaf or hard of hearing
- Ear infection or tinnitus
- Noisy café, train, or street
- Silent library or sleeping baby nearby
- Broken headphones

Speech

- Non-verbal or selective mutism
- Stutter, stammer, or dysarthria
- Voice loss from stroke or laryngectomy
- Sore throat or laryngitis
- Non-native language speaker

Workshop 1 — awareness & capability training from 2200 €

An engaging learning experience that leaves your team genuinely wanting to change how they work and knowing how to make a start on it.

A 3-hour session that begins by showing your team, using their own content, how it excludes people with permanent, temporary, and situational needs. Lighthearted in tone, serious in effect.

From there, branching scenarios drawn from your team's real decisions show the consequences for users with different needs.

By the end, they can spot the accessibility decision points in their everyday work and reason through them.

Workshop 1 plus a project sprint from 3400 €

Make the learning stick by following up workshop 1 with a hands-on project.

The project is a 3-hour sprint where the team takes a current project and rebuilds part of it accessibly, end to end. Working from their own files, with guidance at each stage, they produce something they can ship — and a pattern they can repeat.

Workshops overview

  • Up to 24 participants allowed
  • Book individually or as a full team day
  • In person is best, but a fully online version is also in development
  • Digital content examples can be web, eLearning, infographics, email, social media or apps
  • Open and friendly atmosphere
  • Uses examples from your own content
  • Runs in any room with tables, a projector and wifi

Training testimonial

The workshops were great and the Affinity Demo Player you created for us was so helpful and easy to use. Inga Ritter - OHG Göttingen

Design support — need help making the necessary changes, meet Craig

Craig, a man in his forties with short hair, square glasses and a short beard.
Craig Johnson leads Universa11y, drawing on decades of experience with certifications in digital design and skills training to bring accessible design practices to your content and teams.

He calls his approach Boring by Design—fewer assumptions, fewer expensive mistakes and digital services that work for everyone.

Design services

Design support is available on request for design systems, brand identities, websites, eLearning, learning solutions, and general digital design.

Get in touch and we can discuss scope and fit. Short and long term engagements are available and can include on-site visits.

Design testimonial

Working with Craig has been fantastic. He really got to the bottom of what we’re trying to communicate and who our audiences are. Craig was always willing to share his thinking with us, so we could understand what makes good design work. Becky Whitlock - Life Cycle UK

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