Accessibility Policy
Our goal
Our physical offices, a gothic church built in 1882, are ADA accessible. If we can do that, surely you can make your digital interactions with your internal/external customers more accessible. While we acknowledge that our website is in a constant state of improvement, increased accessibility is a goal we strive towards with each iteration of our site. We are working to provide universal access to our site by following WCAG 2.2 guidelines.
If you need help accessing any information on our website, contact us via phone 414-988-1000 or email work@withalumni.com.
An accessible web for all
Accessibility at its core is about ensuring that everyone, regardless of abilities, can navigate digital spaces in a frictionless way while maintaining a like experience for all visitors. We’ve put accessibility at the forefront of everything we do at Alumni, physically with our offices, digitally with our website, and extending into our client work.
We’re equipped with the tools to assess accessibility comprehensively and our team of UX specialists adds a human touch to ensure we’re catching things automated tools simply can not. The WCAG guidelines are always evolving and they help us gauge progress and prioritize improvements. We understand that the fine balancing act between design and accessibility go hand in hand and we’re committed to creating a seamless user experience without compromising on aesthetics or functionality.
Ready to start your accessibility journey?
Start by crafting an accessibility policy that lets your users know your intentions with making your digital space accessible. Create a plan and make it a priority. Or, reach out to us. We’re committed to making the web a welcoming space for all users, and we’re here to guide you through the technical and human factors of the process.
If you’ve cared enough to read this far, consider yourself our people, and you’re already well on your way.
Additional Resources
What is Accessibility & Why is it important
Accessibility and inclusivity: Two pillars of brand integrity