For Global Accessible Awareness Day (GAAD) we are releasing a series of educational videos on digital accessibility, supported by the Department of Communities WA. Here is one on "Why Digital Access is Access for All." Happy GAAD Day!
Centre for Accessibility Australia
IT Services and IT Consulting
Cloverdale, Western Australia 906 followers
Celebrating an inclusive world
About us
The Centre for Accessibility Australia is an industry and not-for-profit collaboration working to promote digital access. We believe that accessibility is about more than compliance; it's about people.
- Website
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http://www.accessibility.org.au
External link for Centre for Accessibility Australia
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Cloverdale, Western Australia
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 2018
Locations
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Primary
213 Wright St
Cloverdale, Western Australia 6105, AU
Employees at Centre for Accessibility Australia
Updates
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For Global Accessible Awareness Day (GAAD) we are releasing a series of educational videos on digital accessibility, supported by the Department of Communities WA. Here is one on "What is digital accessibility?" Happy GAAD Day!
What is Digital Accessibility?
https://www.youtube.com/
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Happy Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD)! Today, we're celebrating GAAD by launching two incredible resources aimed at promoting digital accessibility and inclusive design practices. These two initiatives include an educational video series on digital accessibility supported by the Department of Communities WA, and a "Cancellations for All Report," supported by Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN). This guide helps consumers with disability easily find mobile plan providers in Australia with accessible support and cancellation services. Both resources are now available! Check them out here!
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Join us at the Bunbury Business Accessibility Day on the 30th May 2024, for a workshop on digital accessibility! Supported by the Department of Communities and Advocacy WA, this event will help South West businesses gain that competitive edge. Featuring Dr. Scott and Sara Gunning, this free event also Includes morning tea and lunch. Tickets can be registered at https://lnkd.in/gVN62UQ7 For enquiries, email community@advocacywa.org.au or call 0499 014 110. Join us to make your business more inclusive and accessible!
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A successful workshop on digital accessibility was led by CFA Australia's Dr. Scott Hollier. Special thanks to the City of Mandurah for their sponsorship! Stay tuned for more workshops!
City of Mandurah Sponsors Successful Digital Accessibility Workshop. - Centre For Accessibility Australia
https://www.accessibility.org.au
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Big Shoutout! Youth Disability Advocacy Network Inc. - YDAN have launched an incredible resource for young individuals with disability: "Disabled Enough?" This e-magazine, made by young people with disability, is a celebration of disability culture and self-advocacy. Head over to their website to download your copy!
Disabled Enough?
https://ydan.com.au
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“I wish for a world that views disability, mental or physical, not as a hindrance but as unique attributes that can be seen as powerful assets if given the right opportunities.” – Oliver Sacks - British neurologist and writer. #a11y #accessibility #microsoft #inclusion
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WCAG Explained! Join us in our new series, explaining everything and anything about WCAG! Ever heard of POUR? No, it's not about drinks - it's about accessibility! POUR stands for Perceivable, Operable, Understandable, and Robust, and it's a key concept in the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG). Perceivable: Content should be presented in ways that users can perceive. This means providing alternatives for non-text content like images and videos, ensuring text is readable, and making sure users can adjust the presentation to suit their needs. Operable: Users should be able to operate the interface and navigate through the content. This includes making sure all functionality is available via keyboard, giving users enough time to read and use content, and avoiding content that could cause seizures or physical reactions. Understandable: Content should be clear and easy to understand. This means using plain language, organizing content consistently, and providing cues to help users navigate and understand the content. Robust: Content should be robust enough to work with current and future technologies. This means using coding practices that support accessibility, ensuring compatibility with assistive technologies, and keeping content up to date with evolving standards. By following the POUR principles, we can create a web that's more inclusive and accessible to everyone.
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Accessibility Tip Time! Boost your social media accessibility with bullet points! When sharing information, break it down into concise bullet points. They're easier for screen readers to navigate and for all users to quickly grasp key points. Plus, they add visual clarity to your posts, making them more inclusive and engaging for everyone. #accessibility #a11y #AccessibilityTipTime
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Join us for the Bunbury Business Accessibility Day! 🌟 Centre for Accessibility Australia, Department of Communities WA and Advocacy WA are thrilled to invite you to a free accessibility workshop on Thursday, May 30th, in Bunbury! Special Guest: Minister Don Punch will be in attendance! Register at https://lnkd.in/gVN62UQ7