net-progress has been announced as an approved G-Cloud 10 supplier by the UK Government.
Government organisations can now secure digital accessibility and inclusion services from net-progress. These include accessibility services designed for Government digital Service standards. The goal of those services is to help organisations make their digital products as inclusive as possible.
Government services should be accessible to all, regardless of ability. More and more services are going online. In some cases, such as applying for universal credit, those services do not have an offline equivalent . Making services accessible to all citizens is becoming increasingly important.
G-Cloud is a marketplace for public sector bodies to easily source digital services. net-progress joins more than 3,500 suppliers that cover all aspects of digital. The majority of suppliers are SMEs. G-cloud has been an effective way of distributing government contracts beyond the traditional companies.
A list of actions that we can all take to make our digital content easier to use and understand for people with dyslexia.
Published on the WhatUsersDo website.
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Government and supporting agencies do a tremendous job regarding digital accessibility. However, older adults have their own digital accessibility needs and these are not all covered by current accessibility guidelines.
Published on the Digital Leaders website.
UK county councils are trialling smart speakers and some people with dementia swear by them. Can smart speakers extend independent living?
Published on the Digital Leaders website.