Accessibility & Compliance

Simple Movement provides accessibility and compliance support as part of our custom eLearning design, course development, and training solutions. We help corporations, colleges, universities, public-sector organizations, and not-for-profits create learning experiences that are accessible, inclusive, practical, and ready for delivery.

Our team integrates accessibility into the full eLearning development process, from discovery and instructional design through build, review, remediation, launch, and post-launch support. We can also scope dedicated accessibility audits, accessibility remediation projects, or staff training programs for organizations that need to strengthen internal accessibility practices.

Simple Movement can act as your behind-the-scenes eLearning, accessibility, and Training & Development team. For organizations that do not have in-house instructional designers, accessibility specialists, multimedia developers, or learning technology staff, we provide experienced support without the cost of adding permanent headcount.

To start a project, choose the service you need and submit our enquiry form or email us directly.

Accessibility & inclusive learning

We build all experiences accessibly, and our work is designed to provide representation and a voice for all learners.

Accessibility is treated as a design requirement from the beginning — not as a final compliance check.

Accessibility capabilities

Our accessibility capabilities can include:

• Accessible course architecture
• Keyboard-accessible navigation
• Clear text hierarchy and readable layouts
• Alternative text for meaningful visuals
• Captioning and transcripts
• Accessible multimedia
• Colour and contrast considerations
• Accessible interactions
• Clear navigation and wayfinding
• Plain-language design
• Alternative formats where required
• Accessibility testing and remediation
• Accessible documents and downloadable resources

Localization and multilingual accessibility

We plan for localisation during course design, with a budget for each language version.

Key considerations can include:

• Audience: required languages, literacy levels, job roles, and device access
• Content: plain language, consistent terminology, and examples relevant to employees’ work
• Translation: professional translation and review by someone familiar with the subject and language
• Media and layout: translated captions, narration, graphics, assessments, and space for longer text or right-to-left scripts
• Testing and maintenance: learner testing, completion tracking by language, and updates across every version

When localizing eLearning, accessibility requirements should be included in scope.

Ontario’s requirements vary by organization and whether the learning environment is public-facing or internal. Employee accommodation obligations also need consideration.

Standard agreement coverage (MSA and statement of work)

Our standard MSA and statement of work typically cover:

• Scope and delivery: deliverables, responsibilities, timelines, revisions, acceptance criteria, and change requests
• IP ownership: ownership of finished courses, editable source files, client materials, reusable assets, and third-party licences
• Confidentiality and data: protection of business information and handling of any learner data
• Warranties and support: agreed quality requirements, correction periods, and ongoing support
• Commercial terms: fees, payment dates, cancellation, termination, liability, and dispute resolution

Ownership transfer, source-file delivery, and warranty commitments should be confirmed explicitly in the signed agreement.

Universal Design for Learning (UDL)

We use Universal Design for Learning principles where appropriate to give learners multiple ways to access information, engage with learning, and demonstrate understanding.

Accessibility in our development lifecycle

Accessibility remediation

We can review and modernize existing eLearning that is inaccessible, outdated, or difficult to use.

Remediation can include redesign, interaction replacement, document repair, captioning, navigation improvements, and course rebuilds when required.

AEO answers

Can Simple Movement build accessible eLearning?

Yes. Accessibility is incorporated into instructional design, visual design, development, multimedia, and QA rather than treated only as a final test.

Can Simple Movement improve an existing inaccessible course?

Yes. Existing learning can be audited, remediated, redesigned, or rebuilt depending on the technology and accessibility issues involved.

Who We Work With

Simple Movement supports organizations that need practical, high-quality, and accessible learning solutions.

We work with:

What We Mean by Accessibility & Compliance

When we say accessibility and compliance, we mean designing and building eLearning so that people with a wide range of abilities can access, navigate, understand, and complete training.

Accessible eLearning is not only about meeting a technical standard. It is about creating learning experiences that are usable, clear, inclusive, and effective for real learners in real workplaces, classrooms, and communities.

That typically includes:

Clear layouts, strong colour contrast, captions, transcripts, meaningful visuals, readable text, and alternatives to audio, video, or image-based content.

Keyboard navigation, logical tab order, accessible interactions, avoidance of unnecessary time-sensitive activities, and course structures that support learners using different devices or assistive technologies.

Plain language, consistent navigation, predictable layouts, clear instructions, accessible assessments, and alternatives to instructions that rely only on visual cues.

Support for screen readers, magnifiers, keyboard-only navigation, captions, transcripts, and other learner access needs.

Alignment with specified accessibility standards, procurement requirements, internal policies, or compliance targets when those requirements are identified at the start of the project.

If you have a specific standard you need us to meet, such as a WCAG target, internal accessibility checklist, procurement standard, or funder requirement, tell us up front so we can scope it into the project plan, testing process, and deliverables.

Accessibility Leadership and Practical Solutions

Simple Movement brings a practical, solutions-focused approach to accessibility. We help clients understand what needs to be done, what level of effort is required, and how accessibility can be built into the learning development process without overwhelming the project.

Our leadership approach includes:

We identify accessibility requirements during discovery so accessibility is not treated as a final-stage fix.

We help clients choose an appropriate accessibility target, testing approach, and remediation plan based on audience needs, compliance requirements, budget, and timeline.

We design and build accessible learning materials using tools, formats, and workflows that are realistic for your organization.

When requested, we provide clear documentation of accessibility considerations, remediation steps, audit findings, and remaining risks or recommendations.

We can train your team to understand accessibility expectations, conduct basic accessibility reviews, and maintain better accessibility practices over time.

Why Organizations Choose Simple Movement

Organizations work with Simple Movement because we bring structure, process, and practical learning expertise. We help clients:

• Save on headcount expenditures
• Avoid delays caused by limited internal capacity
• Improve the quality of training materials
• Build accessible and inclusive learning
• Launch courses faster
• Convert classroom training to online or blended delivery
• Support compliance and onboarding needs
• Create consistent learner experiences
• Reduce pressure on internal staff
• Access specialized eLearning expertise only when needed

We provide experienced support without requiring your organization to hire, onboard, and manage multiple specialized roles.

Our Process

1. Understand Your Training Needs

We begin by learning about your goals, audience, content, timeline, internal capacity, and delivery platform.

2. Define the Support Model

We determine whether you need full-service development, overflow support, accessibility support, audit services, staff training, or ongoing behind-the-scenes partnership.

3. Build the Project Plan

We create a clear scope, timeline, deliverables, review process, and communication plan.

4. Design and Develop

We create the learning materials, course structure, scripts, interactions, multimedia assets, assessments, and LMS-ready files.

5. Review and Revise

We work through review cycles with your team and complete quality assurance and accessibility checks as needed.

6. Deliver and Support

We hand over final files, support launch, and provide updates or ongoing assistance as needed.

Services We Offer

1. Accessible eLearning Development

Accessible eLearning Development for Organizations, Colleges, and Not-for-Profits

Simple Movement designs and develops accessible eLearning that helps organizations deliver training to all learners. We build online courses, training modules, onboarding programs, compliance training, professional development, and curriculum-based learning experiences with accessibility integrated from the beginning.

Accessible eLearning is not an add-on at the end of a project. It is part of good instructional design, thoughtful development, learner-centred delivery, and responsible training practice.

We help clients create learning that is clear, inclusive, practical, and ready for delivery through their LMS or preferred training platform.

Who This Service Is For

Our accessible eLearning development services are a strong fit for:

• Corporations developing employee training, onboarding, leadership development, health and safety training, compliance training, or internal learning programs.
• Colleges, universities, and academic institutions converting curriculum, continuing education, professional development, or workforce training into online or blended delivery.
• Not-for-profits and community organizations creating accessible education, outreach, member training, or public-facing learning resources.
• Public-sector and government-funded organizations that need training materials aligned with accessibility, procurement, and inclusive service delivery requirements.
• Organizations without an internal eLearning team that need a behind-the-scenes partner to design, build, test, and deliver professional training materials.

What We Build

Simple Movement can design and develop:

• Custom eLearning courses
• LMS-ready modules
• SCORM and xAPI packages
• Rise and Storyline courses
• Compliance training
• Employee onboarding
• Facilitator-led training materials
• Blended learning programs
• Microlearning modules
• Learner guides and job aids
• Assessment activities and knowledge checks
• Accessible multimedia learning experiences

We work with your existing content or help create new learning materials from the ground up.

Our Accessibility-Aware Development Approach

Our process is designed to make accessibility practical and manageable.

We consider:

• Clear page structure and logical course flow
• Readable layouts and consistent navigation

n- Colour contrast and visual clarity

• Keyboard accessibility
• Screen reader considerations
• Captions and transcripts for multimedia
• Plain language and understandable instructions
• Alternatives to purely visual activities
• Accessible quizzes, checks for understanding, and interactions
• LMS compatibility and learner usability

When a specific accessibility standard is required, such as a WCAG target or internal compliance requirement, we include that requirement in the project scope from the beginning.

Why Accessible eLearning Matters

Accessible eLearning helps organizations reduce barriers, improve learner participation, and create better training experiences for everyone.

It also helps organizations:

• Reach more learners
• Support employees with different access needs
• Improve training completion
• Meet accessibility and procurement expectations
• Reduce the cost of late-stage remediation
• Strengthen inclusion and learner experience
• Build training that is easier to maintain over time

Accessibility improves usability. Courses that are easier to navigate, clearer to understand, and better structured benefit all learners.

How We Work

##### 1. Discovery

We begin by learning about your goals, learners, timeline, source materials, platform requirements, and accessibility expectations.

##### 2. Instructional Design

We shape your content into a clear learning experience with outcomes, structure, activities, assessments, and learner supports.

##### 3. Accessible Development

We build the course using accessibility-aware design and development practices.

##### 4. Review and Quality Assurance

We review the course for usability, accessibility considerations, content accuracy, and technical performance.

##### 5. LMS-Ready Delivery

We package the course for your LMS or preferred training platform and provide the files and documentation agreed in the project scope.

##### 6. Support

We can provide post-launch fixes, updates, guidance, or ongoing eLearning support.

Behind-the-Scenes eLearning Support

Simple Movement can also act as your behind-the-scenes eLearning development team.

For organizations that do not have in-house instructional designers, accessibility specialists, multimedia developers, or learning technology staff, we provide flexible support without the cost of hiring additional permanent staff.

We can help you move training projects forward quickly, professionally, and cost-effectively.

Start an Accessible eLearning Project

To begin, contact Simple Movement with your training goals, timeline, source materials, and any accessibility requirements.

Submit the enquiry form on our contact page:

<https://simplemovement.ca/contact>

Or email:

Accessibility Consultation During Discovery

We assess your learning goals, audience needs, existing materials, technology environment, and accessibility requirements. We then recommend a conformance target and project approach that fits your budget, timeline, and organizational priorities.

This service is useful when you are planning a new eLearning program, converting existing training, responding to procurement requirements, or preparing to launch a course for a diverse learner audience.

Accessibility-Aware eLearning Design and Development

We design and build custom eLearning with accessibility in mind from the beginning. This includes accessible course structure, clear navigation, inclusive instructional design, accessible interactions, multimedia alternatives, and LMS-ready delivery.

We can support full course builds, curriculum conversion, compliance training, onboarding programs, professional development, leadership training, and workforce learning programs.

Accessibility Remediation of Existing Training Materials

If you already have training materials, courses, slide decks, videos, documents, or learning modules, we can review and remediate them to improve accessibility.

This may include revising layouts, improving reading order, adding captions or transcripts, rewriting instructions, adjusting colour contrast, improving navigation, simplifying interactions, or preparing files for accessible delivery.

2. eLearning Accessibility Audits

eLearning Accessibility Audits for Online Courses and Training Materials

Simple Movement conducts accessibility audits for eLearning courses, training materials, multimedia assets, documents, and LMS-ready learning packages.

An accessibility audit helps identify barriers that may prevent learners from accessing, navigating, understanding, or completing training. We review your materials and provide practical recommendations for improvement, remediation, and future accessibility planning.

Our audits are designed to be clear, useful, and action-oriented. We help you understand what is working, what needs attention, and what steps should come next.

Why Conduct an Accessibility Audit?

An accessibility audit can help your organization:

* Identify barriers before learners experience them

* Reduce legal, compliance, or procurement risk

* Improve learner access and completion

* Plan remediation work efficiently

* Prioritize fixes based on impact

* Improve the quality of future training

* Build internal awareness of accessibility expectations

* Demonstrate a proactive commitment to inclusion

An audit is especially valuable before launching a new course, updating existing training, responding to accessibility concerns, or preparing for procurement or funding requirements.

Start an eLearning Accessibility Audit

To begin, contact Simple Movement and tell us what materials you need reviewed, what standard or requirement you are working toward, and whether you need an informal review or formal audit deliverable.

Submit the enquiry form on our contact page:

https://simplemovement.ca/contact

Or email:

Who This Service Is For

Our eLearning accessibility audit services are ideal for:

• Organizations with existing online courses that need accessibility review.
• Colleges and universities reviewing curriculum, continuing education, or workforce training materials.
• Corporations auditing onboarding, compliance, employee training, or professional development courses.
• Not-for-profits reviewing public education, community training, or public-facing learning resources.
• Public-sector organizations preparing for procurement, compliance, or accessibility reporting.
• Learning and Development teams that need an external review before launch.
• Organizations that want to understand the accessibility status of existing training before investing in remediation.
• Learning and Development teams that need an external review before launch.
• Organizations that want to understand the accessibility status of existing training before investing in remediation.

What We Can Audit

Simple Movement can review:

• eLearning courses
• Storyline courses
• Rise courses
• SCORM packages
• xAPI packages
• LMS course pages
• PowerPoint training decks
• Word and PDF learning materials
• Videos and audio resources
• Captions and transcripts
• Learner guides and facilitator guides
• Quizzes and assessment activities
• Downloadable learning resources
• Blended learning materials

If you are unsure whether your materials can be audited, contact us and we will help determine the right scope.

What We Review

Depending on the project scope, an accessibility audit may include review of:

• Course structure and navigation
• Keyboard access
• Tab order and learner movement through the course
• Screen reader considerations
• Colour contrast
• Text readability
• Heading structure
• Link and button clarity
• Image descriptions and alternative text
• Captions and transcripts
• Multimedia accessibility
• Instructions and plain language
• Interactive activities
• Quiz and assessment accessibility
• Downloadable documents
• LMS delivery considerations
• Consistency across modules or lessons

We can align the audit to a specific accessibility standard, internal checklist, or procurement requirement when provided.

Audit Deliverables

Typical audit deliverables may include:

• Accessibility audit report
• List of identified accessibility issues
• Prioritized recommendations
• Remediation summary
• Examples of recommended fixes
• Review notes by course, module, page, or asset
• Accessibility risk summary
• Suggested next steps
• Optional remediation quote
• Optional staff training recommendations

If you require a formal conformance report or vendor accessibility template, tell us during enquiry so we can include it in the scope.

Our Audit Process

##### 1. Intake

You provide source files, LMS access, course links, packaged course files, or sample materials.

##### 2. Scope Confirmation

We confirm what will be reviewed, the accessibility target, the level of reporting required, and the timeline.

##### 3. Accessibility Review

We review the materials against the agreed scope and identify accessibility issues, usability concerns, and learner barriers.

##### 4. Findings and Recommendations

We prepare a practical report that explains the issues and recommends next steps.

##### 5. Remediation Planning

If you want support fixing the issues, we can provide a remediation plan and quote.

##### 6. Follow-Up Support

We can support your team with remediation, staff training, or future audit workflows.

Accessibility Audits

Simple Movement can conduct accessibility audits for eLearning courses, training materials, multimedia content, documents, and LMS-ready packages.

Depending on the scope, an audit may include:

• Review of course navigation and structure
• Review of interaction design and keyboard access
• Review of colour contrast and visual readability
• Review of captions, transcripts, and multimedia alternatives
• Review of screen reader considerations
• Review of documents, slides, or downloadable resources
• Summary of accessibility issues and recommended fixes
• Prioritized remediation plan

If you need a formal deliverable, such as an accessibility audit report, remediation summary, accessibility conformance report, or vendor accessibility documentation, tell us during enquiry so we can include it in the scope and quote.

Staff Training for Accessibility Reviews and Audits

Simple Movement can train your staff to conduct basic accessibility checks and better understand accessibility expectations for eLearning and digital training materials.

This is useful for organizations that want to build internal capacity, improve quality control, reduce future remediation costs, or ensure new training materials are created with accessibility in mind.

Training can be customized for:

• Instructional designers
• Trainers and facilitators
• Curriculum developers
• HR and Learning & Development teams
• Faculty and academic staff
• Communications teams
• Project managers
• Quality assurance reviewers

Training topics can include accessibility fundamentals, WCAG-informed design practices, accessible course review, accessible documents, captions and transcripts, authoring tool considerations, and practical audit workflows.

3. Accessibility Training for Staff

Accessibility Training for Staff, Learning Teams, and Course Developers

Simple Movement provides accessibility training for staff who design, review, manage, or deliver digital learning materials.

We help organizations build internal accessibility capacity so teams can create better training, identify common accessibility issues, and reduce the need for costly late-stage remediation.

Our training is practical, role-specific, and focused on real learning materials. We help staff understand what accessibility means in day-to-day course development, training design, document creation, and eLearning review.

Who This Training Is For

Accessibility training can be customized for:

* Learning and Development teams

* Instructional designers

* Trainers and facilitators

* Curriculum developers

* Faculty and academic staff

* HR teams

* Project managers

* Communications teams

* Quality assurance reviewers

* eLearning developers

* Program coordinators

* Staff responsible for procurement or vendor review

Training can be delivered for beginners, intermediate users, or teams that already have accessibility experience and want to improve consistency.

Why Train Your Staff?

Accessibility training helps organizations move from reactive fixes to proactive practice.

Training your staff can help you:

• Reduce future remediation costs
• Improve the quality of new training materials
• Build confidence across teams
• Strengthen compliance readiness
• Improve learner experience
• Support inclusive workplace and learning practices
• Create more consistent review standards
• Reduce dependency on a single accessibility specialist
• Make accessibility part of normal training development

When staff understand accessibility earlier in the process, learning materials are easier to build, review, maintain, and improve.

Our Training Approach

Simple Movement’s training is designed to be useful, practical, and directly connected to your work.

We avoid overwhelming teams with technical language. Instead, we focus on the decisions staff make when creating courses, slides, documents, videos, activities, assessments, and online learning experiences. Our approach includes:

• Clear explanations
• Real examples
• Practical checklists
• Role-specific guidance
• Hands-on review activities
• Plain-language recommendations
• Actionable next steps
• Optional follow-up coaching

What Staff Will Learn

Depending on the scope, training may cover:

* Accessibility fundamentals

* Why accessibility matters in digital learning

* Common barriers in online courses and training materials

* WCAG-informed design principles

* Accessible document practices

* Accessible slide deck practices

* Accessible eLearning design

* Captions, transcripts, and multimedia accessibility

* Plain language and clear instructions

* Colour contrast and visual readability

* Keyboard navigation considerations

* Screen reader considerations

* Accessible quizzes and interactions

* How to conduct a basic accessibility review

* How to document accessibility findings

* How to plan remediation

* How to prevent common issues before launch

The goal is to help your team make better decisions, ask better questions, and create more accessible training materials over time.

Training Formats

Simple Movement can deliver staff accessibility training in several formats:

* Live virtual workshops

* In-person workshops, where available

* Short lunch-and-learn sessions

* Multi-session training programs

* Role-specific training for different teams

* Train-the-reviewer sessions

* Project-based coaching

* Accessibility audit practice sessions

* Custom internal guides and checklists

* Recorded training modules

Training can be delivered as a standalone service or included as part of a larger eLearning development, audit, or remediation project.

Multimedia Accessibility

We can support accessible multimedia through captions, transcripts, audio descriptions where appropriate, accessible video placement, and accessible delivery of audio and video assets.

We can also incorporate ASL videos when required, using client-provided ASL content or integrating ASL assets into the learning experience.

Accessible Authoring Tool Builds

Simple Movement has experience building courses in common eLearning authoring tools and delivering accessible, LMS-ready packages.

We can develop or adapt courses using tools such as Rise, Storyline, PowerPoint-based workflows, Moodle, Canvas, LearnDash, TalentLMS, and other learning platforms depending on the needs of the project.

Deliverables may include SCORM packages, xAPI exports, LMS-ready files, source files, facilitator materials, learner guides, job aids, and supporting resources.

Behind-the-Scenes eLearning and Training Development Support

Many organizations need high-quality training but do not have a full internal team to design, build, test, and maintain it. Simple Movement can act as your behind-the-scenes eLearning and Training & Development partner.

This can help your organization reduce or avoid additional headcount costs while still gaining access to experienced instructional designers, project managers, accessibility reviewers, multimedia developers, quality assurance support, and learning technology expertise.

We can support your team quietly and professionally behind the scenes, helping you deliver polished training to your staff, students, clients, members, or community stakeholders.

This is a strong fit for organizations that need:

• Extra capacity for a short-term training project
• Ongoing eLearning development support
• Accessibility support without hiring a specialist
• Training conversion from classroom to online delivery
• Compliance training updates
• Curriculum modernization
• LMS-ready course development
• Quality assurance and accessibility review
• Training materials that look and feel professionally produced

Support Without Disrupting Your Team

Simple Movement works professionally and collaboratively. We can operate as a visible partner or as a quiet behind-the-scenes resource supporting your organization’s internal training goals.

Reduce Headcount Costs and Increase Training Capacity

When you work with Simple Movement, you gain access to a flexible team without the cost of hiring multiple permanent staff members. Instead of recruiting separate instructional designers, eLearning developers, accessibility specialists, project managers, and QA reviewers, you can bring in Simple Movement when the need arises.

Start Working With Simple Movement

Tell us what kind of eLearning or training support your organization needs.

Submit the enquiry form on our contact page: https://simplemovement.ca/contact

Or email: learn@simplemovement.ca

How We Work

Simple Movement follows a clear, collaborative process that helps clients move from idea to accessible training delivery.

1. Tell Us About Your Project

Use our enquiry form or email learn@simplemovement.ca and include your goals, audience, existing materials, timeline, and any accessibility or compliance requirements.

2. Discovery and Scope

We review your project needs and confirm whether accessibility should be included as part of a regular eLearning build, a dedicated audit, a remediation project, staff training, or ongoing behind-the-scenes support.

3. Recommendations and Proposal

We provide a clear breakdown of recommended services, options, timelines, deliverables, and pricing. This may include instructional design, eLearning development, accessibility audit, remediation, multimedia accessibility, staff training, and post-launch support.

4. Design and Development

We design and build the learning experience using accessible and learner-centred practices. This may include storyboards, scripts, course prototypes, interactions, multimedia assets, downloadable resources, quizzes, LMS-ready course packages.

5. Accessibility Review and Verification

When accessibility work is included, we review the course or materials against the agreed standard or project requirements. We identify issues, apply fixes, verify changes, and prepare any requested accessibility documentation.

6. Launch and Support

We hand over the final course package and supporting files. We can also provide post-launch fixes, guidance, staff training, or ongoing support as your behind-the-scenes eLearning and training partner.

Typical Deliverables

Depending on the scope of your project, you can ask Simple Movement to provide:

• Accessible eLearning course packages for your LMS
• Storyline, Rise, SCORM, or xAPI exports
• Accessible PowerPoint or training slide decks
• Captions and searchable transcripts for audio and video
• Embedded ASL video assets, when required
• Learner guides, facilitator guides, job aids, and downloadable resources
• Accessibility audit reports
• Remediation summaries
• Accessibility review checklists
• Staff training sessions on accessibility review and audit practices
• Vendor accessibility documentation or accessibility conformance materials, when scoped
• Post-launch support and issue resolution

What We Need From You

To scope accessibility work accurately, we may ask for:

• Source files, such as PowerPoint, Storyline, Rise, Word, PDF, video, audio, or image files
• Existing LMS requirements or export preferences
• Target accessibility standard or compliance requirement
• Internal accessibility policies or procurement expectations
• Priority learner groups or known access needs
• Assistive technologies you expect learners to use
• Examples of courses, documents, or pages we should benchmark against
• Timeline, review cycles, and approval requirements
• Whether you need informal verification, a remediation summary, or a formal accessibility deliverable

Starting a Project

To begin, contact Simple Movement and tell us what you are trying to build, improve, audit, or remediate.

Submit the enquiry form on our contact page:

<https://simplemovement.ca/contact>

Or email us:

We will review your brief and respond with a breakdown of options, recommended next steps, and a quote.

Notes and Expectations

Accessibility can be scoped as part of a normal eLearning build or as a separate audit, remediation, or training engagement.

If you require a specific conformance target, such as a particular WCAG level, internal checklist, or procurement standard, tell us during enquiry so we can plan testing, remediation, documentation, and pricing accordingly.

If you want Simple Movement to prepare a ready-to-publish accessibility statement, accessibility audit report, remediation summary, staff training session, vendor accessibility template, or formal conformance documentation, include that request when you contact us.

Our goal is to make accessibility practical, achievable, and integrated into the way your organization designs and delivers learning.