Case studies

2toLead partnered with the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) in Toronto to design an inclusive intranet and build awareness and skills around accessible content creation.

TRIUMF.ca was redesigned to improve accessibility and simplify complex scientific content for diverse users. The site features clear navigation, plain language and a balanced visual design with strong contrast and readability.

Travel Alberta’s website was redesigned to meet WCAG 2.1 AA standards with accessibility integrated into planning, design and testing, fixing common issues like poor contrast and missing labels.

Co-designed inclusive, accessible ACP guides support diverse Canadians, especially those with disabilities and prioritize usability, engagement and compliance with accessibility standards.

InvestingIntroduction.ca was redesigned for accessibility, multilingual support (23 languages), mobile-first use and easy navigation, empowering diverse users with clear, inclusive financial education and resources.

Forgemedia.ca demonstrates how cutting-edge design and strict accessibility standards combine to create an inclusive, user-friendly website—validated by real users and expert consultation.

The Community Care Durham website design prioritizes users’ lived experiences—especially seniors, caregivers and people with disabilities—resulting in a digital platform that is intuitive, inclusive and empowering.

Calgary Arts Development redesigned its website to enhance accessibility, usability and inclusion, featuring high-contrast modes, text resizing, multilingual support and improved navigation—guided by user feedback and WCAG principles.