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Savvy product teams are considering accessibility from the start, integrating it into their development process to create more inclusive digital experiences and reduce costly downstream tech debt.

  • Design

    Expert review of wireframes, prototypes, and UI designs to identify accessibility barriers before development begins, then Accessibility Requirements gathering.

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  • Development

    Specialist guidance so engineers can accurately estimate work, then help to implement and test outcomes.

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  • Testing

    Comprehensive testing that Accessibility Requirements are met, using a suite of accessibility tools and assistive technologies used across typical reading environments.

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  • Design System

    Using a Design System? Make every component accessible and enjoy the spoils across your entire product suite.

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Case study

  • ABC network navigation redesign

    The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) wanted to provide its audience with an easy, intuitive and accessible way to find the news and current affairs, lifestyle and entertainment information they wanted, and discover new content. Gerry helped the ABC reimagine an accessible navigation system.

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Frequently asked questions

Why should our product be accessible?

At the last Census more than 20% of Australians identified with a disability. Your customers, staff, friends and family are among them. Accessibility is about ensuring everyone can use your digital products with comfort and ease, regardless of their abilities or circumstances.

It's not just a legal obligation—it's an opportunity to create inclusive experiences that resonate with a broader audience and make a positive impact on people's lives.

How accessible does our product need to be?

Buyers expect meaningful progress toward WCAG AA, not perfection. Critical issues must be addressed, and remaining gaps should have a clear plan.

What are the most common issues in products like ours?

Issues vary, but often include:

  • Missing or incorrect labels
  • Poor keyboard navigation
  • Low colour contrast
  • Inconsistent focus order
  • Non-descriptive error messages

These are usually quick to identify and prioritise.

How long does it take to fix accessibility issues?

Simple issues can be fixed quickly. Complex issues—like redesigning components—take longer. Timelines depend on your product's size, codebase, and release cycle.

This is why designing for inclusion from the outset and throughout your product lifecycle is much more efficient than having to retrofit accessibility features later.

Why Digital Product Teams choose AccessUX

  • Team Focus

    Accessibility expertise embedded into your team

  • Fast Turnaround

    Reviews and guidance when you need it

  • AI+ Expert

    Efficient, AI-accelerated drafting with expert verification you can trust

  • Clear Answers

    Actionable guidance to close accessibility gaps

Ready to improve accessibility of your digital products and services?

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