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Helping make Aotearoa more digitally inclusive

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Access Advisors is a team of experienced digital accessibility experts. We have a mission to help Aotearoa New Zealand become more digitally inclusive. We provide a caring, connected, capable and commercially aware perspective.

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Our services are tailored to your business needs

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We develop solutions with you that are specific to your organisation's goals. We help you to ensure that accessibility is built into everything you do.

From reviews and discovery to design, development and testing,  Access Advisors can help make your organisation become more digitally inclusive. We also offer training and research with our research panel, all to help make sure our business is access ready.

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Our Latest Blog Posts

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Reflecting on Independence: On the Street and Online

International Guide Dog Day 2026  

International Guide Dog Day gives us a chance to pause and appreciate the dogs who guide people who …
Our Accessibility consultant Kevin is driving the Christchurch Tram around town. The audio descriptions available on the tram mean no one misses out on the scenery

Seeing Sound: How audio Description makes entertainment accessible

Most of us can finish a long day, curl up on the couch, press play, and instantly follow a story. We hear the voices. We see the action.…

Access Panel

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When you want to see the problems first hand we have a panel of disabled people ready to help. The Access Panel include people from around the motu with a variety of disabilities and assistive technology.  We can also provide research facilitation and analysis.

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Our Clients

'Access Advisors' were a great help in identifying and prioritising how we could improve the accessibility of the AT Mobile app and AT Website.

Auckland Transport
Callum McLeod
Project Manager
Auckland Transport