Recite Me Australia

Up to 1 in 5 Australians live with a disability that can impact how they access the internet, yet 96% of home pages still contain accessibility errors.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day is a reminder that digital accessibility matters, but awareness only goes so far.

We're helping you move from awareness to action. Link below for our latest guide, our upcoming webinar or to book a 20-minute one-to-one slot with one of our accessibility team experts (limited availability).

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Statistic slide stating that around 1 in 5 Australians live with a disability that can make accessing the internet difficult, sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

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Statistic slide stating that 96% of homepages contain accessibility errors, sourced from WebAIM.

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Statistic slide explaining that 7 in 10 people with disability will leave a website they find difficult to use, based on global accessibility research.

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Information slide explaining that Australian organisations can face complaints under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 if their digital services are not accessible.

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Statistic slide stating that 68% of businesses see a positive impact on brand perception from well-executed diversity, equity and inclusion strategies, sourced from Forbes.

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Statistic slide stating that companies prioritising digital inclusion generate 28% more revenue, sourced from Accenture.

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Call-to-action slide encouraging organisations to move from awareness to action this Global Accessibility Awareness Day and visit Recite Me Australia to learn more.