Is there such a thing as DDA certification?
There is no official DDA certificate in Australia. Here is what the Disability Discrimination Act expects for websites and documents, and what evidence you can get instead.
Automated vs manual accessibility testing: what tools miss
Automated accessibility checkers are fast and free, but they can only test part of WCAG. Here’s what they catch, what they miss, and why human testing matters.
Website accessibility for NDIS providers: what to fix first
Many of your website visitors are NDIS participants, families and carers. Here’s why accessibility matters for NDIS providers, and the most important things to fix first.
How to make an accessible PDF: a step-by-step guide
How to make an accessible PDF step by step: set up Word or InDesign properly, export with tags, check tags and reading order in Acrobat, test with PAC and a screen reader, and avoid the most common problems.
What is Easy Read? A guide for Australian organisations
What Easy Read is, why it matters in Australia, and how to make it step by step, with examples from NDIS, council and health documents.
What is a website accessibility audit, and what do you get?
What a website accessibility audit is, how it works step by step, what gets tested against WCAG 2.2 AA, what you receive, and how to choose an auditor.
A plain-English guide to the Disability Discrimination Act
What Australia’s Disability Discrimination Act means for your website and documents: who it applies to, how complaints work, and what you can do now.
What’s new in WCAG 2.2: the 9 new criteria explained
WCAG 2.2 adds nine new success criteria and removes one. Here is what each new requirement means, with a plain-English example and how to meet it.
Why government organisations can’t wait for an accessibility law
Australia has no standalone website accessibility law, but government organisations still carry real risk. Here’s the concrete case for acting anyway.
Australian website accessibility standards: what applies to you
The DDA, the 2025 Human Rights Commission guidelines, WCAG 2.2 AA, AS EN 301 549, PDF/UA and government requirements explained, and who must meet which.