Client testimonials and success stories
A clear and impactful presentation, packed with great, ready-to-use resources and valuable insights to help us understand the most common accessibility barriers in digital products and services. Thank you so much for this conference!
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What I particularly enjoyed from this presentation and the training was learning new skills that are very relevant to my work as a Product Owner! Every business unit should be trained in this area as well, so their content can also be adapted to the needs of our clients who have disabilities.
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This training was an eye opener! From the start to the end of our training, our accessibility was night and day! During the class we identified that our PDF was not accessible at all and could not be understood by our clients with disabilities. Upon completion of the class, we can publish this accessible PDF. This class builds empathy for how our disabled clients have experienced and how we can make it easier for them to consume our content. Denis was very patient and explained and answered questions throughout our training.
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The speaker was very relevant. Denis offered many concrete examples, as well as tools to better understand the complexity experienced by users with disabilities. The impact we have on their experience is very significant! Thank you very much for this reminder, and congratulations on such a wonderful presentation. I would give it a 10/10. It was one of the best ones to date. I would have taken more, it was REALLY interesting.
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A great conference that encourages us to reflect on the diversity of means at our disposal to improve the services we offer to our customers and make their lives easier. By better understanding everyone's reality, we can better adapt our methods to make our services more accessible. Despite the social media angle, we can draw conclusions that translate well to other areas of our business and make the services more accessible.
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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?