User tests
Is your website or app accessible? What do users with disabilities themselves think of your product? Get a taste of it through a test session with participants that have disabilities.
Making the digital world accessible.
At Eleven Ways, we help you navigate the complexities of digital accessibility and ensure that your digital presence is inclusive and accessible to all.
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Empathy Lab
Our Digital Accessibility Empathy Lab (DAEL) provides an extraordinary experience for your team. With the help of our coaches, they can take part in engaging workshops and activities to gain a better understanding of how people with disabilities navigate the digital world.
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Trainings
Do you want to know how to make your digital products and services accessible or learn more about the rules? We offer training courses for developers, designers, content writers and managers.
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Audits
How accessible is your company or government organisation's website or application? What steps do you still need to take to comply with the WCAG or European accessibility law?
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Customers from whom we learned something. And vice versa.
Independent and results-driven
Certified by the International Association of Accessibility Professionals
- Tested more than 150 websites and apps
- Trained more than 500 professionals
- Government, start-ups, and fintech
Latest articles
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More than half of Belgian government websites have no accessibility statement
In March 2024, Eleven Ways conducted its first ever study to check the presence of mandatory accessibility statements on Belgian government websites. Read the results here.
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ADHD and web accessibility
ADHD is diagnosed in both children and adults. What are the challenges people with ADHD face digitally and what can you do to accommodate them?
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The Troublesome Life and Lamentable Death of Success Criterion 4.1.1
The January 2023 Candidate Recommendation draft of the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.2 has marked success criterion 4.1.1 as obsolete and removed it from the specification. Where did this requirement come from, why was its intent often misunderstood and why was it removed? This article describes the success criterion's troublesome history.
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A more inclusive website thanks to media queries
Did you know that media queries can also make your website more inclusive, in addition to traditional accessibility practices like alt texts and HTML usage?
Popular articles
Popular articles
- A more inclusive website thanks to media queries
- Accessibility in an organisation: the European Commission's approach and commitment
- More than half of Belgian government websites have no accessibility statement
- From Championing Accessibility to Fostering Neuroinclusive Work Environments at Eleven Ways
- An update on the European Accessibility Act
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