Spending time in nature is linked to improvements in mood, mental health and emotional well-being, so it’s crucial that accessibility is incorporated into parks and recreation planning. We take a look at one regional council actively building accessibility into a new project from the start.
As our goods and services move online – a process accelerated by the COVID pandemic – it’s even more important that no-one is left behind. Follow our tips for ensuring your online shopping experience is accessible to all.
Social Media is how we communicate these days - and that includes the 1 in 4 New Zealanders with access needs or disabilities. By ensuring your social media posts are accessible you’ll reach 100% of customers, and gain a reputation for accessibility.
Work meetings can be challenging if you have an access need – and even more so as online meetings become more common. Here’s how to make business meetings better for everyone.
As the world becomes ever more digital – a process that’s been accelerated by the covid pandemic – it’s even more important that no-one is left behind. Follow our tips for making your website or app accessible.
Is your retail space accessible and welcoming to all passers-by? Increase your customer base and loyalty by incorporating these simple accessibility tips.
Making your accommodation accessible to as many people as possible will grow your customer base, increase loyalty, and create a more welcoming experience for all.
This project was a team effort in improving accessibility from the get-go, resulting in an impressive new facility that can be enjoyed by the diverse student community.
Auckland Council's vision is "to be the most liveable city in the world" so Be. Lab worked with three of the local boards to develop an accessibility plan for their parks and playgrounds.
