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Digital products are often designed for able-bodied people. They ignore people who deviate from the norm. This way, peoples’ impairments become disabilities: it’s when our product doesn’t work for them.
Accessibility means making sure people can access and use your product or service, regardless of impairments. Hike One advocates accessibility and user-friendliness for all people – and we’re happy to help you get there.
Bottlenecks our clients often encounter in making their product accessible:
A digital product is never finished, and neither is accessibility. It is an ongoing process, due to changes in society, technology, legislation, and in the market. We can help you with all of the above through our accessibility audit. One-off, or continuously.
Before getting started with accessibility, we recommend getting up to speed about what accessibility means and why it’s important, and about guidelines and legislation.
Don’t worry if you’re experiencing some hurdles along the way – you’re not the only one. Just being aware of these hurdles already sets you up to be more successful in making your product accessible.
We’re happily sharing the design-specific tips and resources our own designers use. Don’t hesitate to get in touch with us if you need anything else.
The right approach depends on where you are now and where you want to go. It is best to leave your details here. We will then schedule a telephone consultation so that we can better estimate what you should consider.
We are all blind to our own flaws. That's why we asked Hike One – as an experienced external party – to challenge us.