Inclusive Insights Platform

Testing accessibility features of a website, which may include asking questions such as:

• Can people that require a screen reader navigate the pages?
• Are the colours and contrast appropriate for someone with low vision or colour-blindness?
• Is the necessary information easy to locate for the intended audience of the website?

Testing proposed changes to public transport signage, which would normally take place on site, and could include scenarios such as:

• Asking participants to read various examples of signage from various distances and provide feedback.
• Asking participants to walk the length of the platform (where tests are for trains and trams) and asking whether they noticed particular signage.
• Asking people with low vision if they can navigate the platform safely and find accessible versions of the signage.

Testing office layouts to ensure all amenities are accessible and pathways accommodate wheelchair, cane or guide dog users. This would take place on-site or in a mock up version of the proposed layout, and may include having participants act out scenarios such as:

• Identifying and navigating themselves to the bathroom without assistance.
• Having groups of participants walk the pathways together to assess whether they can comfortably share the walkway and/or pass one another when walking another direction.
• Testing out furniture or other equipment and providing
• feedback on comfort or ease of use.

• Co-design and user research
• Community consultation and engagement
• Product development usability and prototype testing

• Inclusive design research
• Design for Inclusion reviews
• Disability inclusion workplace assessments
• Bespoke inclusion and awareness programs

• Usability testing
• User research and market research
• Co-design workshops and focus groups
• Accessible marketing and communications reviews
• Workplace disability inclusion consulting