Butler Gallery
Creating an experience to showcase the new building which opened in 2020 and giving visitors a taste of what to expect when visiting the gallery.
Arts, Culture and Tourism
Accessibility Audit of Online Learning Platform
Accessibility Audit
We carried out an accessibility audit of a large-scale e-learning platform for one of Ireland’s leading professional bodies. The organisation needed clear, actionable insight to help improve digital inclusion and align with WCAG 2.1 AA and European Accessibility Act requirements.
The goal of the project was to assess compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA and support alignment with the European Accessibility Act (EAA).
We conducted an in-depth accessibility audit combining manual testing, assistive technology review, and clear, prioritised guidance to help the organisation deliver more inclusive digital learning experiences.
Objectives
- Identify accessibility barriers for users with disabilities
- Support compliance with WCAG 2.1 Level AA and EN 301 549
- Provide actionable, prioritised remediation guidance
Approach
Given the size and complexity of the platform, with thousands of pages and multiple user roles, we applied a representative sampling strategy to target the most critical journeys and templates.
Our process included:
- Manual WCAG testing
- Screen reader and assistive tech evaluation
- Structural and content accessibility checks
- A developer-friendly report with clear next steps
Outcome
The organisation now has clarity on the accessibility status of its learning platform, and a roadmap for improvement. We identified:
- Quick wins for immediate action
- Short-term fixes for upcoming development cycles
- Longer-term improvements to plan for sustainably
The final report outlined what needs to be done, why it matters, how long it might take, along with the level of effort involved, giving the client the confidence to move forward.
