Accessibility that matters to you

The accessibility features that make spaces, content, and tools work well for you.

A neutral, opt-in self-identification of the accessibility features that help you take part fully — shared only if you choose, in a supportive space. Useful for everyone, not only disabled people. (Accessibility & access needs)

Groups

• Step-free access — Ramps, lifts, and wheelchair-friendly spaces.
• Captions & subtitles — Captioned video and transcribed audio.
• Screen-reader friendly — Content that works well with screen readers.
• Clear, plain language — Simple, well-structured wording.
• Low-sensory spaces — Calm spaces with less noise and softer light.
• Flexible timing — Self-paced, with extra time when needed.
• Sign language — Sign-language interpretation or content.
• High contrast & large text — Readable colours and adjustable text size.

Related topics

• Disability status
• Visible or invisible
• How you understand disability
• Language you prefer for disability
• Functional domains (Washington Group)

All topics on ArtaQuest