Accessibility Usability = Inclusion. Recite Me bridges the gap between accessibility and usability, creating inclusive experiences online for everyone.
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ALT Graphic reads, Happy Holidays from everyone at Recite Me. Image shows presents, a tree and lights.
ALT Graphic promoting Recite Me’s free course titled ‘WCAG: Fix It’, showing a person using a laptop with the course page on screen. Large text reads: ‘Learn How to Fix 5 Common WCAG Issues with our New Course ‘WCAG: Fix It’’. The International Day of Persons with Disabilities logo appears alongside the text.
ALT Graphic shows a quote that states: "Recite Me stood out as the leading solution in the market. Not only was the product robust and feature-rich, but the support from the Recite Me team has also been outstanding." Alex Parkes, Digital Marketing Specialist. Image shows 2 people working on a laptop at a desk.
ALT Graphic reads: International Day of Persons with Disabilities. Celebrating the abilities, strengths, and contributions of persons with disabilities. 3rd December. Image shows a person pushing another person in a wheelchair.
ALT WordPress Accessibility Guide: How to Build an Accessible Website
ALT Photo of Ross looking into the camera alongside a quote from him that reads '"When we talk about accessibility, it’s easy to focus on statistics — but behind every number is a person. Real change happens when we remember that accessibility is about people, not percentages."
ALT Graphic promoting Recite Me’s Colour Contrast Checker. The top section asks, “Are Your Colours Accessible?” followed by a highlighted message: “Check with Our Contrast Tool.” Below is a screenshot of the online tool interface, showing colour inputs, contrast ratio results, and accessibility pass/fail ratings for WCAG compliance.
ALT Image shows Graeme and Michael at Recite Me stand at Dubai event.
ALT Text reads: Sencon 2025. Recite Me to Attend SENCON 2025. Monday 24th- Thurs 27th November. University of Queensland. Image below text shows a birds eye view of Queensland University.
ALT "I use the Recite Me tool on a daily basis. I find the option to turn the website to monochrome really useful when dealing with brain fog, migraines or fatigue associated with my disabilities." Maisy Gordon, 20 Stories High
ALT Graphic titled 'Use Descriptive Links.' It explains that generic link text like 'Click Here' doesn’t tell users what to expect and shows it with a red X and the label 'Generic link text.' Below it, a more descriptive link 'Download our Accessibility Guide' is shown with a green checkmark and labeled 'Good link text.' The message emphasises that good link text should clearly describe the link's destination.
ALT Image shows 2 people using a laptop and smiling while sat at a desk. A quotation is to the right of the image reading: "If our onlien shop front is not inclusive to everyone, it deafeats the purpose of having a website at all." Ben Foley, Executive Officer, RDAS
ALT Blog title reads: 'Meeting Energy Charter Values in Practice with Accessibility.' Image to the right of the headline shows a handheld energy metre.
ALT Graphic promoting Recite Me’s updated Digital Inclusion Toolkit, featuring the toolkit cover, a preview of inner pages, and a “Download Now” button.
ALT Image contains a quote reading: "We want to cater to all the unique and individual needs of our community. Recite Me's wide range of features caters to our audiences that come from different abilities and cultures." Shivika, Digital Marketing & Communications Lead, The Housing Connection. Image shows group photo of the Housing Connection members