Client testimonials and success stories
Thank you for being such an accommodating, open, calm, and informed presenter. Both this session and the first one gave me a fresh perspective on disability inclusion, invisible disabilities, and neurodiversity. They really sparked some deep self-reflection - and pushed me to think differently about how I support and engage with colleagues.
- Training
I had the chance to work with Denis Boudreau during a digital accessibility consulting project he led for Desjardins. What a privilege to benefit from his vast knowledge on the subject and his relevant advice! Denis quickly understood our needs and responded brilliantly. I could feel the extent of his expertise in digital accessibility, as well as his great humility and kindness towards the context in which we sought his help. I hope to have the pleasure of collaborating with Denis again and I recommend him to anyone looking to incorporate digital accessibility considerations, whether strategic or tactical, into their organization.
- Coaching
- Consulting
Denis was simply amazing from start to finish. Loved the examples chosen, the concrete tools provided. For online virtual training, I don't think it could get much better! Really set the tone and provided the fundamentals that will allow us to run with it from here and highlight the importance. My biggest takeaway is that we need to start rethinking workflows to ensure that we are dedicating enough time in the planning phases of content development to meeting accessibility needs.
- Coaching
- Training
Denis is a truly fantastic and knowledgeable resource. He is always very prepared, tech-savvy, and attentive to questions. I did not expect how hands-on this session was, but he has done a great job of walking us through both the tasks and logic behind the decisions.
- Training
One of the most impactful aspects of this training for me was the realization that accessibility and inclusion challenges affect a lot more people than we can imagine. The workshop activities highlighting common accessibility barriers and the tools to identify them were particularly eye-opening.
- Speaking
- Training
Did you know?
Research conducted by the Nielsen Norman Group indicates that, on average, every one of us loses about 8% of our ability to use the web efficiently, for every decade that we add to our lives, over the age of 25. This means that by the time we've reached the age of 65, most of us will have lost, on average, about 32% of that ability. If you care about truly connecting with all of your audience, how might that impact the way you design your content?