Demonstrating the difference between a Live Audit and Standard Audit

Our unique Live Audits have changed the way accessibility audits are done, and our clients love them.

More than a report of accessibility issues to fix, they give a live experience of what the issues are, who they impact, and the chance to talk through with our specialists how best to go about making fixes, not just to remove accessibility barriers but to improve the product’s key user journeys for everyone.

In this webinar, from March 2021, Yac Woozeer and Jonathan Hassell demonstrate what we do in Live Audits, reviewing the accessibility of our own website to find any areas it could be optimised.

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We offer 2 types of audits at Hassell Inclusion, firstly a Standard Accessibility Audit which works to the WCAG 2.1 or WCAG 2.2 AA guidelines, and our unique Live Accessibility Audit which is a more tailored approach to your organisation, focussing on user journeys and working with your teams directly. Both audit types give you a prioritised action plan – a really useful tool to know where to start with any fixes.

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If you’ve only got 1 hour a month to improve your digital accessibility knowledge, spend it with us! Digital Accessibility Experts Live

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Upcoming webinars:

  • 19 December – ‘How to meet the accessibility needs of an increasingly diverse workforce’
  • 30 January – ‘Trends in Digital Accessibility 2025’
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