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95.9%
Inaccessible websites drive customers away and cost businesses their credibility.
£17.1 Billion in revenue loss
Inaccessible retail sites cost the UK economy an estimated £17.1 billion annually.
101 million affected
Globally, 16% of the population has a significant disability, and 35% face ability barriers at some point in their lives.
7 in 10
and 83% of disabled customers will restrict their spending to accessible sites.
Things are changing, slowly
In Europe ...
The European Accessibility Act came into force in June 2025, mandating that websites, apps, e-commerce platforms, and banking platforms comply with clear accessibility standards or face penalties.
In the
United States ...
The Americans with Disabilities Act has already prompted thousands of lawsuits. Businesses can no longer afford to ignore accessibility.
Join us in co-creating a more equitable internet
At Passion4Social, we combine technical expertise with lived experiences to deliver our accessibility checks and support. We reveal barriers. We recommend meaningful change. We empower disabled professionals to lead the way on digital exclusion.
We want to make the internet accessible to everyone. Because inclusion isn’t optional or ‘nice to have’. It’s essential.
Because to be a truly inclusive society, we must have a truly inclusive internet.
Our services
Our services are deliberately priced to be affordable without compromising quality. We undercut traditional providers because our model is lean, our processes are optimised, and our mission is to reach as many clients as possible.
Join our Board
We are seeking passionate, values-led individuals to join our volunteer board and help drive lasting change. This is an opportunity to bring your insight, experience and voice to an organisation working to challenge inequality and build a more accessible digital future.
Lived Experience freelancers wanted
We are seeking freelancers with lived experience of disability for three paid roles: Research Participant, Accessibility Tester or Accessible Document Designer. Application deadline: 10th August 2026
Your Accessibility Journey
Whether you are completely new to accessibility or continuing on your journey to create a compliant website, we can support you through every step:
First contact and analysis of your needs
Free resources
Accessibility check delivery and report
Follow-up consultancy, training and support
Throughout your journey, our team builds your confidence and knowledge. What can start as an exercise in compliance becomes a deeper partnership and exchange.
Take the quiz
If you aren’t sure which of our packages would be the right fit for you, why not take our quick online accessibility quiz?
Engage and Learn
Overlays vs lived experience users: Shortcut or setback?
August 26, 2026 , 12 pm - 1 pm BST
Explore the arguments for two powerful approaches to digital accessibility: the convenience of automated overlays vs the authenticity of lived experience users.
Digital poverty: Its impact and strategies for the future
September 23, 2026 , 12 pm - 1 pm BST
Explore the everyday reality of being left behind in a digital-first age, and reimagine a future where everyone can harness the potential of digital technology.
What you need to know about WCAG 3.0
October 28, 2026 , 12 pm - 1 pm GMT
We will explore the key differences between WCAG 2 and WCAG 3.0, including the move from pass/fail success criteria to more flexible outcome-based scoring, the introduction of functional categories, and new approaches to testing that...
Accessible images: The art of alt text
November 25, 2026 , 12 pm - 1 pm GMT
Learn how to write effective alt text that meets WCAG standards and creates more inclusive digital experiences for everyone.
Check out our free resources to access ebooks, webinars on demand, articles on accessibility, FAQ’s, and so much more.
Engage and Learn
Accessibility beyond websites: The rise of accessible everything
In today’s blog, you will read about: How digital accessibility...
Accessible Content Does Not Need to Be Dull
Who says accessible content has to be boring? Some people...
Digital Accessibility in Action: The Platforms, Creators and Advocates Amplifying Disabled Voices
As we tell anyone who will listen, creating accessible digital...
When “Save as PDF” isn’t enough: Why accessible PDFs require knowledge, planning, testing and time
In this article, you will discover: Polished-looking PDFs are not...
The EAA one year on: What has really changed?
In this blog, you will read about: What has really...
The sales you never got to see and why digital accessibility could be the reason
How sales can be lost without ever appearing in your...
When accessibility is an afterthought: Voting remains a postcode lottery for disabled voters
In this blog, you will discover: How accessible voting exists...
Quick wins: 10 accessibility fixes you can implement now
In some circles, digital accessibility has a bad reputation, but...
The European Accessibility Act
A practical guide to the European Accessibility Act, explaining what...
Considering diversity in cyber security: Designing inclusive systems for disabled and neurodivergent users
Cyber security is no longer something that works away unobtrusively...
When a click becomes exhausting: The hidden mental health cost of inaccessible design
Inaccessible digital design carries a hidden mental health cost, moving...
Technical expertise built on lived experience: Why our testers notice what others miss
Authentic accessibility goes beyond technical terminology or compliance with legal...
Exploring assistive tech in cyber security tools
With CYBERUK 2026 on the horizon, Net-Defence and Passion4Social CIC...
Who is being left behind? The entry point is digital
Digital inaccessibility is a significant structural barrier that widens the...
When accessibility is an afterthought: Patients pay the price
Government organisations and institutions spend millions on cybersecurity, protecting their...
Changing the narrative: All you need to know about accessibility services at Passion4Social
Once hailed as the great equaliser, the web has become...
When accessibility is an afterthought: Cupid’s arrow never flies true
Love was never the problem. Every February, the world fills...
The state of accessibility in 2026: The true cost of a world that insists on excluding people from digital spaces
As we enter 2026, talking about digital accessibility should sound...
Accessibility Quiz
Our quiz assesses accessibility maturity across strategy, testing, culture, and...
The Accessibility for All project: Creating paid digital careers for people facing exclusion
Just 5.5 million disabled people are in employment, yet more...
