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"Following the launch of online accessibility software 'Recite Me' across its websites, PageGroup is bringing together various charities and social enterprises to create extensive advice and guidance to help other companies make their recruitment processes more accessible, specifically for those with sight loss, learning difficulties, or those who are neurodiverse."
"The Adaptista website includes detailed and descriptive alt text on images for blind consumers; rounded corners to ease anxiety; and clean and spacious designs for synaesthesia. Third-party software Recite Me — developed by a disabled person — allows users to change the size and language of on-site text and use customized screen readers."
“The Syracuse Airport serves people of all abilities throughout Upstate New York,” said SRAA Americans with Disabilities Act Coordinator Debi Marshall. “We are excited to roll out Recite Me, which is a key tool in ensuring our airport website is accessible to all, and the traveling public has the information they need before arriving at the airport.”
Food Bank Websites Get More Inclusive Via New Toolbar
"Good Shepherd Food Bank of Maine has joined three other food banks around the country that are making their websites more inclusive via a toolbar that eliminates barriers to content."
Hidalgo County adds disability access tool to website
"Hidalgo County announced its initiative to provide people with disabilities better access to its website. The new tool is “Recite Me,” an assistive toolbar that is now added to the county’s website."