Strategy, Operations, Communications
For more effective organizations
Founded by Pilar Castro-Kiltz in 2014
Strategy, Operations, Communications
For more effective organizations
Founded by Pilar Castro-Kiltz in 2014
Initial assessment (manual test + automated tests)
Consultation on necessary fixes
You make the changes to achieve accessibility
Second Audit - if your website passes, you’ll be able to proudly display the Curb Cut Verified badge on your site , communicating your commitment to accessibility (scroll for more info on Curb Cut Verified.
If issues remain, we will provide detailed instructions on fixing them. Subsequent audits come at a reduced price of $45. A successful audit results in your site receiving Curb Cut Verified status.
Calvin Van Zytveld gives three, 60 minute practical lectures on website construction and maintenance.
Topics include: navigability for keyboard-only users, color contrast, alternative text for images, problematic design elements, heading hierarchy, Web Content Accessibility Guideline 2.1.
Participants in the module can sign up for office hours with members of our team to ask any questions they might have. This course is ideal for those who want to improve their website’s accessibility independently. Participants should be able to construct and repair websites of moderate complexity by the end of the module.
The module will take place in December at times of mutual availability. If you happen to miss a class, we will send you a private link to a video recording of the lecture.
Look out for the Curb Cut Verified mark on websites and digital content. Only companies who’s digital assets have successfully passed our assessment which include both automated and manual testing, can display this mark.
One billion people globally are living with a disability. As a business operations and strategy consultant, More Canvas is often asked, “Why should my business care about accessibility?” The quick answer is to point back to those one billion individuals. Digital accessibility is no longer an option—no longer a nice-to-have feature. Without making it a priority in your organization, you are potentially excluding a seventh of the global population.
As part of More Canvas’s online accessibility initiative, More Canvas Accessibility Consultant Calvin Van Zytveld continues his blog series giving a deeper look into accessibility topics. In today’s blog, Calvin discusses an important point: while some sites are technically “compliant” according to various web accessibility standards, this does not mean that the sites offer a smooth interface for disabled users. User testing for accessibility is an important and valuable step when it comes to ensuring your site offers a rewarding experience for all.
While there are various tools and systems that can increase the accessibility of web content, one of the key ways visually impaired users access web content is via a screen reader. Still, the infrastructure of many websites makes accessing web content challenging , and unless you understand how a screen reader works in practice, it can be difficult to shape web content so that it can be easily understood via screen reader software. More Canvas Accessibility Consultant, Calvin Van Zytveld, is here to help.
People love videos. In case anecdotal evidence isn’t enough, the statistics demonstrate their ever-growing prevalence. Videos are viewed on social media platforms billions of times each day (on each platform). None of that should come as a surprise. However, learning that a staggering 85% of viewers watch videos with the sound off may cause marketers to think twice about how they approach video creation.