Our guidelines will help you create work that is easy to understand, user-friendly and available in many formats, so everyone can enjoy it.

These practical tips will help make your workplace more inclusive for all staff. You can also download our posters to display around the office.

When did accessibility first appear? From the Old Testament to the Paralympics and beyond, we track the progress of disability rights and accessibility from ancient times to the present day.

More than 200 years after it was invented, Louis Braille’s tactile code is holding its own against modern technology, and is inspiring designers and artists worldwide to get creative.

Sightsavers’ digital designer Matt Roberts explains how his colour blindness has shaped his career – and how it helps him to look at things differently.

We reveal the lessons we’ve learned from developing and coordinating a staff training programme on disability awareness and inclusion.

Sightsavers’ Kate Bennell shares her experience of living with hydrocephalus, and explains how employers can support colleagues with the condition.

Staff from Sightsavers’ online and design team hosted a workshop for creative professionals to share knowledge about accessibility.