The Pros & Cons of Outsourcing Accessibility

As organisations mature in accessibility, they often recruit experts to manage it internally, moving from dependence on suppliers or tools for their accessibility.

So what should you do with internal experts? What should you use expert accessibility suppliers to do? And what could you do with your current staff, with the right training and tools?

In this webinar we explore how best to support your organisation’s accessibility needs, whatever its size, across 5 aspects of accessibility: audits & testing, PDF & document remediation, training, technical support for product creation, and strategy.

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Need to bring Accessibility Auditing in-house?

This full training is for organisations wanting to upskill internal teams in how to audit the accessibility of desktop and mobile websites. Provides deep understanding of all WCAG 2.1 AA success criteria, how to test sites against them efficiently, and how to document findings clearly in audit reports. Includes an exam to gain formal accreditation for your audit skills from Hassell Inclusion Academy.

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