Webinar: Digital accessibility - from legal requirement to strategic business success
In less than 2 months, your digital services and products must be accessible to everyone. It's a legal requirement. But it also presents an exceptional opportunity: accessibility can become the driving force behind your digital strategy. How? Discover this on 15th May during iO's practical webinar.
Between 16% and 24% of Britons have a long-term disability or condition, and another 46% lack essential digital skills. By integrating digital accessibility into your core strategy, you not only create inclusive digital experiences but also improve the usability and effectiveness of all your digital touchpoints. This leads to broader reach, higher engagement and ultimately better business results.
There's also, of course, the legal obligation. With the European Accessibility Act coming into force in June 2025, it's more important than ever to prepare your organisation.
To help you comply with the new regulations and turn accessibility into your strategic advantage, we invite you to join our engaging webinar. On Wednesday, 14th May, our accessibility expert Tim Dujardin will share valuable insights and practical tools with you.
What are the strategic advantages of digital accessibility?
How do you practically integrate accessibility into your existing digital processes?
How do you build an organisational culture with digital accessibility as a core value?
How have other organisations used digital accessibility as a springboard for innovation?
This webinar is essential for digital strategists, UX designers, marketers, IT managers and anyone involved in shaping digital experiences and strategy within organisations.
Tim Dujardin leads the Accessibility team at iO. He's an expert who's passionate about digital accessibility and holds a CPACC certification from the International Association of Accessibility Professionals. As a speaker and trainer, Tim shares valuable knowledge about inclusive design. He helps teams build digital solutions that work well for everyone. Tim has written several articles about accessibility and works as both a Frontend Developer and Accessibility Lead. In this role, he makes sure websites and apps meet high accessibility standards.
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