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We design and build products for everyone in line with our core mission of removing barriers. We believe that better digital accessibility in our workplace supports all colleagues to thrive in their respective roles.
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 ensure accessibility is at the forefront of everything we build with the new Sage design system. Each component and pattern we use will have dedicated accessibility guidelines. These will detail expected keyboard behavior, non-visual elements, best practice recommendations and more.
We test all of our products with real users to help create designs that work for real people. Our testing includes users with accessibility needs, which helps us to understand the challenges that may arise in order to be able to develop solutions that work for everyone.
Through the Sage Foundation, we are committed to working with a variety of organizations to help make accessibility needs possible for everyone.
Want to know how we’re bringing accessibility to our culture here at Sage? We have built-in training for all colleagues to increase awareness about accessibility challenges. This provides a space for us to share ideas for improvement and to learn more about becoming advocates for increased accessibility.
We hold monthly presentations and workshops that take a deep dive into topics such as accessible collaboration and design, as well as sharing our work about web accessibility at Sage.
This weekly, remote drop-in session is where designers, programmers and other Sage colleagues working on our digital products are able to raise topics and questions that have arisen in their own projects. The purpose is to learn from each other about accessibility challenges through collaborative discussions.
Sage continuously assesses 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.