Websites

Offers guidance for creating more inclusive workplaces for Deaf, DeafBlind and hard-of-hearing employees, including practical communication tips and workplace considerations.

A practical guide to designing better captions, subtitles, transcripts, video experiences and on-screen text. Includes recommendations that improve usability for Deaf and hard-of-hearing users as well as broader audiences.

An approachable overview of auditory accessibility, explaining common barriers and offering practical recommendations for creating more inclusive digital experiences.

Curated by the world’s leading university for Deaf and hard of hearing education, this evolving bibliography introduces books and publications on Deaf history, culture and lived experience.

A practical collection of accessibility resources covering audio and video players, captioning tools, audio descriptions and WordPress plugins. It’s a useful reference when building or evaluating accessible multimedia experiences.

Explores Deaf culture, history and language through educational resources, initiatives and visual tools. The site also offers a free starter kit featuring Deaf Power’s graphic identity and symbol for designers and educators.

Launched in 2022, in many ways Make-It-Accessible served as the inspiration for RGD’s AccessAbility website. Design studio, Manoverboard, designed and built it because we wanted to create an accessibility resource websites that took the fundamentals of visual design — typography, illustration, colour and whitespace — seriously, while also adhering to WCAG guidelines and standards. Our…

W3C’s Diverse Abilities and Barriers page describes a wide range of disabilities and the barriers each experience when they encounter inaccessible websites and apps.

This site acts as a hub for the World Wide Web Consortium (W3c)’s extensive accessibility initiatives, strategies, standards, and resources.