ALT Hexagons containing digital documents are floating around a mobile phone, which someone is assessing their accessibility on. Text reads "Word Accessibility: The basics of creating and assessing inclusive documents. See how to assess the accessibility of a document in less than 2 minutes"

ALT A blind female is sitting in a library at her laptop, typing on a Braille keyboard. Text reads "Can't get online, can't get by. Smart teach is driving the modern world. Without the internet access and basic digital skills, keeping up is nearly impossible. Find out for free if your website or app is accessible for all at www.horlix.com

ALT Darren Paskell, who is visually impaired person who uses smart glasses at home, is sitting in an empty office talking to a reporter.

ALT An up close shot of a man using a mobile phone, which has a signup form on the screen. Floating out of the device are lots of digital glowing envelopes. Text reads “Join our accessibility newsletter. Keep up to date with the latest accessibility news & gain best practice advice”

ALT a male office worker is sitting at his desk next to a mug of coffee and a silver laptop

ALT A white male is typing on a Braille keyboard, which is attached to a black laptop. Text reads “Free Screen Reader Usability Test. Find out how accessible your website or app is for blind and low sighted visitors. Sign up to receive manual testing, a report of errors, and live usability demonstrations

ALT A man and woman, both of which have white hair, are standing together in an office space discussing digital accessibility in fron tof an open laptop

ALT an up close shot of two people holding hands

ALT The Sheriff of London, Deputy Keith Bottomley, is standing in front of a crowd at the City of London Corporation’s Accessibility in the City event, hosted at the Old Bailey.

ALT HeX Creative Director James Hall is presenting about digital accessibility to a crowded conference room next to the title ‘Empowering Accessibility Training’. To the wide is a quote from Nottingham Housing Association which says “We’re delighted with the training. We’ve come away having learned valuable things and the awareness to consider content from varying perspectives before hitting that publish button”. Underneath is a list of the following HeX training sessions: Digital Accessibility Awareness, Digital Accessibility For Developers, Digital Empathy Lab Experience, Performing Accessibility Audit Testing, Digital Accessibility For Designers, and Inclusive Content Creation.