Empowering Dyslexic Thinking in the workplace
Patrick Groneman I have worked as a digital designer at Aon since May 2021. Here, I use my creative skills to produce content, mostly for the commercial sales team it could be something for a sal...
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According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), more than a billion people (15% of the world’s population) are estimated to live with some form of disability. Little information is available in accessible formats, and many communication needs of people with disabilities are left unmet.
At Colt, we want to provide accessibility to everyone, so we’ve rolled out the Recite Me tool on our website. We want to make sure everyone gets the most out of Colt.net when they visit. Recite Me is an innovative accessibility and language toolbar, making the information on our website easily available and inclusive.
Last week marked Global Accessibility Awareness day. This annual event seeks to raise awareness of and drive conversations about digital accessibility. At Colt, we’re dedicating an entire week to raising awareness about digital access and inclusion with our employees. As a part of that, we want to explore the benefits of accessibility tools, like Recite Me, and how they help people with and without disabilities:
To access the Recite Me toolbar on Colt.net, click the ‘Accessibility’ button in the top right of each web page. This brings up a toolbar, which has a range of options for customising how the web page looks and how to access the content. Check out our video for more information.
Patrick Groneman I have worked as a digital designer at Aon since May 2021. Here, I use my creative skills to produce content, mostly for the commercial sales team it could be something for a sal...
Last month, DCMS held an array of events and sessions in line with the theme of Disability History Month, which was ‘Disability and Hidden Impairment and Disability Sex and Relationships’. DCMS held...
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"No matter your disability or background, you can be at the same place as the seniors. That is huge" England Women’s Deaf team player, Jennifer Evans Every three months, St. George’s Park welcome...