Accessibility Scotland was founded on ideas of both inclusion and community.
We are lucky to have a supportive and generous community.
Without the support of the following individuals and organisations Accessibility Scotland could not have happened.
Individuals
- Peter Aitken
- Jennifer Bjorkman
- Patricia Crook
- Ralph Drewnowski
- Susan Fulton
- Fraser Hood
- Stephanie Krus
- Barry O’Kane
- Zita Orbán
- Mark Palmer
- Anda Popovici
- Rinchen Emma Ridley
- Andrew Ronksley
- Claire Smith
- Jen Thomson
- Darrell Wilson
Organisations
Alliance Scotland
The Health and Social Care Alliance Scotland (the ALLIANCE) has over 2,700 members including large, national support providers as well as small, local volunteer-led groups and people who are disabled, living with long term conditions or providing unpaid care.
Our vision is for a Scotland where people of all ages who are disabled or living with long term conditions, and unpaid carers, have a strong voice and enjoy their right to live well, as equal and active citizens, free from discrimination, with support and services that put them at the centre.
Decade City
Orde Saunders is a consultant webmaster who specialises in accessibility, SEO (Search Engine Optimisation), performance and analytics. He has helped clients such as FanDuel, Sky and Tesco Bank to improve the accessibility of their web presence and can bring that experience to help you with yours. If you want to get more from your site but aren’t sure where to start, then he can work with you to produce a strategy. If you have a specific problem, then he can work with you to deliver a detailed solution – get in touch!
FreeAgent
At FreeAgent we’re building a diverse, high-performing, happy and collaborative team, with a single goal bringing us all together: making small businesses happier and more successful by putting them in control of their finances. We also work hard to make FreeAgent a great place to work.
Kutyla Design
Wojtek Kutyla provides independent service design and ux consultancy services. He specialises in collaborative design practices, and can be found helping organisations build services and products their customers love. Often engaged in training, he’s aiming to empower businesses with tools that would allow them to design mindfully — and sustainably.
Universal Accessibility
Universal Accessibility is a small Edinburgh-based consultancy with a highly specialised focus on user experience and digital accessibility.
We can work with you from concept to delivery, helping you open up your digital products and services to more people with a wider range of abilities.
We’re trusted by a range of organisations including Apple Inc. and The Scottish Government.