Home Office posters covering general guidance on how to design more accessible services.

These posters are also available in HTML.

If you'd like to learn more about these posters, and why they were made, read this blogpost.

Using Git Browser, you can view all the posters before you start working on them.

(A big thanks to Joe Lanman from GDS for adding our posters to his Git Browser project)

Fonts

We're happy for people to use the "source-sans-pro" font as discussed in issue 23.

Localisation

You are welcome to localise the posters. We want them to be available in as many languages as possible. We only ask you to make available publicly.

You can read more in LOCALISATION.md.

Licensing

The posters are available under Creative Commons BY-NC-SA license - this means you can reuse, adapt them for non-commercial uses as long as you attribute the original project.

Read more in LICENSE.md.

Access needs

These posters cover the following access needs:

• Autism
• Deafness and hard of hearing
• Dyslexia
• Physical or motor disabilities
• Visually impaired - low vision users
• Visually impaired - screenreader users
• Anxiety

These posters are also available in other languages:

• Catalan (ca-CA)
• Czech (cs-CZ)
• Dutch (nl-NL)
• French (fr-FR)
• German (de-DE)
• Italian (it-IT)
• Portuguese Brazilian (pt-BR)
• Portuguese European (pt-PT)
• Spanish (es-ES)
• Taiwanese (tw-TW)
• Taiwanese Mandarin (zh-TW)
• Turkish (tr-TR)
• Japanese (ja)

Best is to open a new issue, and we'll get in touch.

Otherwise you can contact Karwai Pun, @krwpn, or Michael Owen, @1mikeowen, on Twitter.