Clients

We are passionate about web accessibility at Bracknell Forest Council and are continually reviewing our website to ensure that it is accessible to all. The Shaw Trust has supported our accessibility work over a number of years through their expert audits and advice on how to resolve accessibility issues. This support has been invaluable and helped to ensure that our website meets WAI AA accessibility standards and also to win a SOCITM Better Connected accessibility award in 2017. Digital Services Manager, Bracknell Forest Council

The City of London Corporation is very committed to making our website accessible to all our customers, working with the Shaw Trust gave us the chance to be accredited. It was a pleasure working with the Shaw Trust who gave us a very clear and detailed accessibility report and the steps required to complete this. Achieving this accreditation is very satisfying and we look forward to continuing our work with the Shaw Trust to maintain this high standard. Nathan Glover, Web Officer, City of London Corporation

The support and advice from Shaw Trust has been instrumental in guiding our teams to achieve the Accessibility Accreditation for one of Datagraphic’s key services, Epay. It’s so important to us that our secure online portal, Epay, is accessible, inclusive and user friendly for everyone. We’ll continue to work with Shaw Trust to make sure our Epay service provides a high level of accessibility. Datagraphic

At Disabled Go we aim to serve the 12 million plus people in the UK who have access needs by providing detailed pan disability access information via our website and apps. For our guides to meet their intended purpose they need to be a digitally accessible as possible. We use the Shaw Trust to advise us and our developers on best practice, test our platforms, certify our performance and ensure we are always striving to make our website and apps easy to use whatever your online accessibility challenges. DisabledGo.com

Shaw Trust has been a really important partner in our mission to be the most inclusive place to order food online. They helped us understand where we should focus our efforts to improve accessibility and validated the solutions we implemented. Head of UX & Design, Just Eat

Thanks to Shaw Trust Accessibility Services, blind users will soon be able to access our allergen information using a screen reader. Dr Cath Baillie, Senior Digital Business Manager, McDonald’s UK

The accessibility training we had was excellent, everyone who attended said how useful it was in planning communications Marketing Manager, Motability

We've found working with the Shaw Trust a really informative process. The combination of automated and manual testing gave us really helpful feedback on what needed addressing on our website and the Shaw Trust team then worked with us to help identify the changes we needed to make. We're really pleased to have achieved accreditation and look forward to continuing to work with the team to maintain this, ensuring the NIHR website is accessible for people with disabilities. Senior Communications Manager and NIHR Website Lead

The National Lottery Heritage Fund is passionate about making our website accessible to as many people as possible. The Shaw Trust have been a key part of this commitment for a number of years - and they continue to be a reliable, supportive and knowledgeable partner. Website and Digital Manager, National Lottery Heritage Fund

The report has been a game-changer for us, the depth of user testing picked up so many things we'd never have got through automated testing or the one or two people we've had doing very sporadic user testing. The training was very slick and thought you did particularly well to keep up with all the questions coming in while delivering the content at the same time. Would definitely never have known it was the first time delivering it it virtually. Digital Engagement Officer
Northamptonshire County Council

As an organisation working to improve the impact of the charity sector, we share a lot of our work and insights free online. It’s really important to us that these are accessible as possible, so whoever needs them can use them. We know we haven’t been following best practice on this, so we decided to look around for help. The Shaw Trust appealed to us as an organisation that seems embedded in these issues, and who would provide the insight we needed. I thought we would get expert advice on a range of digital accessibility needs and that’s exactly what they gave us. The day-long training was comprehensive, and gave us a taste at all the issues at hand. This enabled us to think through how we would prioritise and fix where we are falling short. This is ongoing work for us, and it isn’t easy. But thanks to the Shaw Trust we’re going into it much better informed, and more convinced than ever that this is important work. Communications Manager - Think NPC