Sep 14, 2026 · 57 min · 14 segments
Making events and meetings accessible for all is something we’re asked about again and again. Whether it’s a team meeting, a webinar, a workshop in your offices, or a large conference, ensuring people…
Jonathan HassellHostYakPanelistRobPanelistLiamPanelist
What would be the best starting points of top tips?" Um, so, um, [laughs] that's an interesting one because it kind of depends on the role.
Um, so there are many different, uh, roles that people play in the creation of digital content and products.
It could be you're a developer, in which case you, you, uh, want, uh, stuff to help you understand the technical aspects of accessibility.
Could be you're a manager and you want to understand is this actually good value for money? Does it kind of make sense? This is, is one of the slides from our training, um, uh, summary deck, and you can see at the bottom here there are lots of different courses that we run, um, for lots of different people, um, who work, um, and need to put accessibility into, into, uh, their jobs.
So, um, uh, but I asked, I asked Rob to pop together a few links, um, from things that he particularly likes, um, just to kind of, um, make this a, a little bit more tangible.
Sure.
Thanks, Jonathan.
We've, we've split this up into sort of four different sections.
HSBC have released, um, an accessibility hub to the public, um, to, to raise awareness, which is really worth your time to go and have a look at that.
Um, lots of video content on there.
Book of Accessibility is, is a useful thing, um, for, for practitioners.
And for more, more for developers, you've got, uh, accessibility toolkit there that you, you might have heard of.
Some guidelines.
Uh, a couple of things from us.
Um, new diversity guidelines and some, some inclusion, um, insight posters, which are definitely worth your time.
And then gov.uk have put together, you've probably seen them, some dos and don'ts for designing for accessibility.
So if you're just starting off, they're very, very useful.
And more on the strategic front, um, you can win one of Jonathan's books later, uh, in, in this.
And then we have a, a really useful buy-in toolkit that, uh, you should have a look at as well.
What would be the best starting points of top tips?" Um, so, um, [laughs] that's an interesting one because it kind of depends on the role.
Um, so there are many different, uh, roles that people play in the creation of digital content and products.
It could be you're a developer, in which case you, you, uh, want, uh, stuff to help you understand the technical aspects of accessibility.
Could be you're a manager and you want to understand is this actually good value for money? Does it kind of make sense? This is, is one of the slides from our training, um, uh, summary deck, and you can see at the bottom here there are lots of different courses that we run, um, for lots of different people, um, who work, um, and need to put accessibility into, into, uh, their jobs.
So, um, uh, but I asked, I asked Rob to pop together a few links, um, from things that he particularly likes, um, just to kind of, um, make this a, a little bit more tangible.
Sure.
Thanks, Jonathan.
We've, we've split this up into sort of four different sections.
HSBC have released, um, an accessibility hub to the public, um, to, to raise awareness, which is really worth your time to go and have a look at that.
Um, lots of video content on there.
Book of Accessibility is, is a useful thing, um, for, for practitioners.
And for more, more for developers, you've got, uh, accessibility toolkit there that you, you might have heard of.
Some guidelines.
Uh, a couple of things from us.
Um, new diversity guidelines and some, some inclusion, um, insight posters, which are definitely worth your time.
And then gov.uk have put together, you've probably seen them, some dos and don'ts for designing for accessibility.
So if you're just starting off, they're very, very useful.
And more on the strategic front, um, you can win one of Jonathan's books later, uh, in, in this.
And then we have a, a really useful buy-in toolkit that, uh, you should have a look at as well.
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