How to check for and fix common accessibility issues on your website

Join Claire McDermott from Studio 24 for this training session. You’ll learn how to spot problems and make accessibility improvements yourself. This training webinar is part of Cambridgeshire Digital Partnership’s Digi Fest.

Who is it for?

This practical session is ideal for anyone who helps update or manage website content.

What is it about?

An accessible website helps ensure everyone can access your organisation’s information, services, and opportunities to get involved, regardless of ability. By removing digital barriers, you can reach more people, increase engagement, and create a more inclusive experience for all.

This training will show you how you can check for and fix common accessibility issues on your website.

What will I learn?

• What is accessibility and why it matters
• How to use automated tools to help you spot accessibility issues on your website
• Understand what you can fix yourself and what you might need a developer to help with
• How to add content to your website in an accessible way

What to expect

• Come away with an understanding of how people with disabilities use the web and how accessible content makes your website more user-friendly
• Feel more confident about making accessibility improvements to your website
• Lots of helpful resources to support you

Who is hosting?

Claire McDermott, Head of Delivery at Studio 24. Claire works with Studio 24’s public sector and charity clients to keep their websites accessible and performing well.

How to book

This training is free for all across Cambridgeshire but voluntary groups will be given priority.

Please note that if this session reaches capacity quickly, we may need to limit the number of attendees from each organisation to ensure that as many organisations as possible have the opportunity to participate.

Please also note that by registering for this course you agree to abide by the Support Cambridgeshire Cancellation Policy.

If you have any questions, please contact us at: info@supportcambridgeshire.org.uk