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Kindera: digital accessibility, and the websites that come with it.

You wouldn’t refuse someone at the door

Let me ask you a question: If you witnessed a shop or a restaurant turn someone away because they were blind, or because they used a wheelchair, what would you do? How would you feel? Do you believe that person’s rights had been abused?

What about accessing a website?

An inaccessible site does the same thing. People cannot see the images, cannot find their way around, cannot complete a purchase. Some leave. Some do not. They complain, they talk, and — increasingly — they take legal action. You would not be surprised if that happened at a restaurant. It should not surprise you online either.

We build accessible websites. For us there is no alternative.

Kindera does not build just any website. If we make it, it has to be accessible. That is not a finishing pass. It is how the site is designed, built and handed over.

We use the same digital accessibility expertise to train your team and to audit the site you already have. Need a new website? We will build one people can actually get into. Already have one? We will help you put it right, and teach your team to keep it that way.

Act now:

  1. Ask Kindera to build you a new website
  2. Train your team with our accessibility workshops
  3. Commission an accessibility audit of the site you already have
  4. Either way, start a conversation
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Simon Leadbetter, Founder of Kindera

Fantastic interactive exercises, loved the examples of bad and good and brilliant to have access to great resources.

Abbey Bagley, Marketing and Web Director at BeBa Group Ltd

It was a combination of engaging tasks to highlight real life issues, learning materials and examples of lived experiences from the presenter. It was a good introduction to the general topic and gave a good grounding for the next session.

Director, BAFTA

Fantastic, engaging and interactive detail on digital accessibility.

Johnny Shah, Director of Charity at Your City & Metropolitan Hospitals Charity

Very informative. A safe space where no questions felt silly. Practical exercises were engaging and educational

Team Coordinator, BAFTA

Really informative and got to learn a lot. I would highly recommend this course.

Zishan Saiyed, Service Implementation Manager at Health Research Authority

Really informative, concise, interactive, and it opened my eyes to the challenges other people might have and how we can improve the experience for them.  

Rich Blount, Regional Sales Manager - Europe & Australasia at The Company of Biologists

Evenly balanced. Delivered at a good pace and well thought through. Simon's approach and style allowed time for Qs and As and wider discourse on topics.

Edward Edmead, Head of Business development at Your City & Metropolitan Hospitals Charity

The exercises were fun and engaging. Participants were encouraged to contribute. The atmosphere was relaxed.

Head of Marketing, The Company of Biologists

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Website projects

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Corn Exchange Newbury

The Corn Exchange Newbury is a precious jewel in the centre of Newbury and a diamond of a client, with whom we have been working for nearly two decades.

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Southwark Music Service

Southwark Music aims to enrich the lives of all Southwark children and young people by making the learning of music dynamic, energetic, varied and fun.

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The Delegate Wranglers

The Delegate Wranglers is the event industry's most engaged community with an impressive membership of over 22,000 worldwide members on their Facebook group.

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Mary Hare School

Mary Hare School is the largest residential school for deaf children and young people in the UK, located in Newbury, Berkshire.

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Kindera services

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Accessible websites as standard

We build a very limited number of websites every year, and we only partner with organisations deeply committed to accessibility. If that describes your organisation, we look forward to working with you.

Accessible websites