Widgit Label and Criteria

It is a set of criteria that allow organisations to assess their performance in the field of accessibility and share their initiative with the rest of the community.

It is more than a simple tool, it is a manner of making organisations better, more involved, more dedicated to satisfying visitors’ expectations.

By posting a sign such as the one below, museums communicate the existence of symbol-based for communication from the very start.

It’s structured around 5 main axes:

• Define the needed symbols
• Create the symbols as needed
• Onboard: make sure the employees know the sign and understand it
• Integrate symbol-based stories
• Embrace the signage and place it in a visible position within the organisation

https://www.widgit.com/symbol-friendly/index.htm

It is a set of criteria that allows organisations to better communicate their accessibility actions. Not accessible itself, but rather estimating other organisations’ accessibility.

English

People with autism, dyslexia and related disorders, people with learning difficulties. It can also be used in connection with immigrants not knowing the language of the host country.

Free trial for 21 days, then paid

Easy access, easy download and usage adaptability

Desktop, mobile, web, etc.

One has to follow an easy installation and setup processes so that the tool may become available on one’s device.

The website provides up-to-date information about the different versions

There are tutorials provided as for the usage and installation, as well as the information for local sales and technical support in each country where the product is available.

The content created with this software can integrate elements created by means of other tools

WCAG compliant

”A.A.C.cessible Culture: museums for everyone developing the Alternative Augmentative Communication tools (AACC)”

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