Accessibility Adherent UI/UX for BIAPH

We empowered BIAPH (Brain Injury Association of Peel and Halton) to revolutionize their website’s interface, fostering an unparalleled and user-friendly experience specifically tailored to their target audience through accessibility adherent UI/UX.

Services Provided

Web Development
Web Maintenance
Accessibility Adherent UI/UX

Technologies Employed

WordPress
HTML
CSS
JavaScript
PHP
MySQL

About Accessibility Adherent UI/UX for BIAPH

BIAPH, a non-profit organization, champions brain injury awareness in the Peel and Halton regions of Ontario, Canada. Their website serves as a hub for event promotions, support groups, essential links, and a wealth of resources. Built on the WordPress platform, the website adheres to WCAG and ADA accessibility standards, ensuring inclusivity for all. Simplicity remains the website’s cornerstone design principle, guiding visitors effortlessly through the information they seek.

Project Duration

How we help Accessibility Adherent UI/UX for BIAPH

Challenges

Developing a website for BIAPH’s unique target audience presented a distinct set of challenges:

Balancing Accessibility with Brand Identity: The website needed to be fully accessible while maintaining a design that aligned seamlessly with BIAPH’s brand identity.
Sensitivity to Sensory Stimuli: Careful consideration was required in selecting images, fonts, and colors to avoid discomfort for BIAPH’s audience.

Solution

The Orthoplex team embarked on a meticulous process to address these challenges through accessibility adherent UI/UX:

Thorough Audience Understanding: We conducted a comprehensive study of BIAPH’s target audience, gaining insights into their content consumption preferences and potential website interactions.
Accessibility Expertise Leveraged: We employed cutting-edge accessibility tools and plugins to transform the website into a user-friendly haven for individuals with brain injuries, enabling them to navigate and engage with the content comfortably.

Results

The revamped BIAPH website’s accessibility adherent UI/UX emerged as a beacon of empowerment for the organization, enabling them to:

Expanded Reach and Engagement:

The website effectively served as a platform to connect with, engage, and educate a broader segment of their community.

Enhanced User Experience:

BIAPH’s target audience wholeheartedly embraced the website, seamlessly navigating its fully accessible, custom- designed, and modern UI/UX.

Mission Accomplishment:

BIAPH’s website played a pivotal role in advancing their mission of serving individuals with brain injuries, providing them with a valuable resource that accommodates their unique needs.

Conclusion