An accessible world of work: making change in the workplace
User Experience Designer, Lauren Wilson shares tips on how make small steps to make the workplace day to day more accessible.
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We design and build products for everyone in line with our core purpose of removing barriers. We believe better digital accessibility supports people with disabilities or impairments to thrive in the workplace.
We’re committed to knocking down barriers and making all Sage products accessible to everyone. Our next accessibility target is for cloud products to meet Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) criteria by the end of 2025.
We aspire to include accessibility at the forefront of everything we build, using the new Sage design system. Each component and pattern we use will have dedicated accessibility guidelines. These detail expected keyboard behaviour, non-visual elements, general best practice recommendations, and more.
We test all our products with real users, to create designs that work for real people. Our testing includes users with disabilities to help us understand their challenges and develop solutions that work for everyone. Join our Product Feedback panel and help us shape the Sage products you use. We often offer vouchers as a thank you for taking part in research sessions.
We are committed to working with a variety of charities that make a difference to people with disabilities through Sage Foundation.
Want to know how we’re bringing accessibility to our culture here at Sage? We have built-in training for all our colleagues to increase awareness of accessibility challenges. This provides space for us to share ideas for improvements, and become advocates for better accessibility.
We hold monthly presentations and workshops that deep dive into topics like accessible collaboration and accessible design, as well as sharing our work around web accessibility at Sage.
This weekly remote drop-in centre is where designers, programmers, and other Sage colleagues that work on our digital products can bring their project's accessibility challenges and questions for discussion.
User Experience Designer, Lauren Wilson shares tips on how make small steps to make the workplace day to day more accessible.
Meta description: At Sage, we’ve created roadmaps to rollout accessibility best practises across our business, services, and products. Find out more.
Our checklist provides essential recommendations to make your web content and products more accessible to users of all abilities using WCAG 2.0 Level AA.
At Sage we have introduced the Building Empathy workshop for colleagues to better understand users’ accessibility needs. Find out more...
Read our guidelines on how to optimise web pages for keyboard navigation to improve accessibility in line with WCAG.
Find out how our Sage Accessibility Auditor, Claire Farndale reviews our products and services to make them more accessible to all.
Discover how Sage are using personas to create more accessible experiences for our products and services.
Sage continuously assess our products against the Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG), and are currently using version 2.1, level AA. Read our accessibility statements for more information on how we are making our individual products and experiences more accessible.
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