FAQs

An inclusive coaching environment relies on openness, respect, and accessibility. Coaches should welcome diverse perspectives, adapt communication styles to individual needs, and ensure that all materials and tools are accessible. These practices help create a space where every participant feels valued and able to contribute.

Accessibility training often focuses on compliance, teaching teams how to meet standards and guidelines. Digital inclusivity coaching goes further by addressing culture and mindset, helping employees see accessibility as part of everyday work. The goal is not just to meet requirements but to champion inclusion across all areas, supported by approaches that improve workflow efficiency.

An accessibility champion is someone within an organisation who promotes inclusive practices and supports colleagues in applying them in daily work. Champions may lead workshops, share resources, or guide teams on web accessibility training. Their role is to keep accessibility visible, practical, and embedded in the organisation’s culture.