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AUSTRALIAN DIGITAL ACCESSIBILITY DIRECTORY

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Compare Australian specialists for accessible websites, apps and documents. Confirm the right scope with providers.

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Agency / consultancy

Accenture (opens in a new tab)

Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne/Ballarat, Perth and Sydney

Audits & assessmentsAccessible documentsRemediation & retestingMobile accessibility
Agency / consultancy

HCLTech (opens in a new tab)

Adelaide, Brisbane, Canberra, Melbourne, Perth and Sydney

Audits & assessmentsAccessible documentsRemediation & retestingTraining & coaching
Specialist practice

Intopia (opens in a new tab)

Victoria registered business base; distributed Australian team

Audits & assessmentsUser research & testingTraining & coachingStrategy & governance
Agency / consultancy

UST (opens in a new tab)

Australian operation; Sydney and Melbourne reported in corporate materials

Audits & assessmentsUser research & testingRemediation & retestingTraining & coaching
131researched providers
27specialist practices
10service categories
05.11.26source review date

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