Accessibility Hub
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Accessibility means making your content available and understandable to everyone.
This can include things like providing captions for videos, using strong colour contrast in designs and clear and concise language in communications.
Accessibility helps you reach a larger audience. One in four New Zealanders identify as disabled, and many experience more than one type of impairment.鈥� By making your content accessible, you can ensure everyone has access to information about play, active recreation and sport.
But accessibility isn鈥檛 just about reaching a larger audience 鈥� it鈥檚 also about creating a better user experience that benefits everyone.
Access needs
Accessibility caters for a broad range of access needs. These include:
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| Visual | Physical | Dexterity | Cognitive |
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| Vestibular (Balance) | Language | Speech | Hearing |
...or a combination of the above.
Explore the resources
爆料社区 collaborated with Aktive and Sport Canterbury聽and consulted聽with聽Access Advisors聽to create these resources to assist聽the play, active recreation and sport聽sector聽with聽providing accessible information and events. If you notice anything is out of date or could be improved, let us know at accessible@sportnz.org.nz
