SimpleUsability Ltd

10/02/2023

SimpleUsability is now part of CDS. Follow CDS for the latest updates.

16/12/2020

You may be surprised to learn that it’s not just people with hearing loss, but those with dementia, autism and those who are reliant on visual communication who are affected by the increased use of face masks.

14/12/2020

Sustainable success is rooted in inclusivity. Are you missing out on revenue from users you cannot reach?

By adhering to accessibility guidelines, you can deliver an accessible experience for all.



Let us help:

Behavioural Research Consultancy

08/12/2020

Covid-19 lockdown has seen technology such as video content thrive, but have you considered its suitability to those with accessibility needs?

03/12/2020

Today marks International Day of People with Disability (IDPD), originally created by the United Nations and designed to bring awareness and celebrate the diversity of the global community.

This years’ theme is ‘not all disabilities are visible’, something we are keen to encourage businesses to consider when interacting with their customers.

Read more about our efforts to make communications more accessible, and our manifesto, at https://www.simpleusability.com/inspiration/2020/11/ux-agency-urges-businesses-to-consider-accessibility/

Thursday 3rd December marks International Day of People with Disability (IDPD), originally created by the United Nations and designed to bring awareness and celebrate the diversity of the global community. This years’ theme is ‘not all disabilities are visible’, something Leeds-based behavi...

02/12/2020

Is your business set up to serve people with hearing loss? There are varying types of deafness, many of which are expected to increase.

Our own team member Cheyenne has hearing loss and has written 10 facts about deafness and hearing loss:

https://www.simpleusability.com/inspiration/2020/11/10-facts-about-deafness/

30/11/2020

Thanks to Startups Magazine for featuring our commitment to accessibility as inspired by our very own team member, Cheyenne.

With International Day of People with Disabilities coming up on 3rd December, we're hoping to encourage more businesses to ensure they create communications which are accessible for all.

Read the article at https://startupsmagazine.co.uk/article-research-agency-urges-businesses-consider-accessibility and view our manifesto at https://www.simpleusability.com/inspiration/2020/09/manifesto-8-reasons-why-accessibility-matters-more-than-ever/

The global shift due to the pandemic has led to a host of circumstances and rapid changes that disproportionally affect people with accessibility needs now and needs in the future.Here are 8 reasons why we think accessibility matters now more than ever (and will continue to matter):

30/11/2020

We’re talking accessibility. Did you know at one point in our lives, we will all have a type of disability?

Are your communications accessible to all abilities?

We’ve created a manifesto to highlight why accessibility matters now more than ever and will continue to matter after the pandemic:
https://www.simpleusability.com/inspiration/2020/09/manifesto-8-reasons-why-accessibility-matters-more-than-ever/

08/10/2020

Did you hear? Of course you did! Simpleusability LTD has been acquired by CDS.

Thanks Prolific North for featuring this exciting news:

https://www.prolificnorth.co.uk/news/marketing-services-news/2020/10/simpleusability-acquired-cds

Behavioural research firm, SimpleUsability has been acquired by CDS for an undisclosed sum.

23/09/2020

There is no doubting Covid-19 has changed a lot of things, including how people manage their finances.

Today we feature in The FinTech Times with our research we conducted into changing behaviours within the personal banking sector:

https://thefintechtimes.com/only-a-third-of-customers-would-ask-their-bank-for-financial-advice-after-covid-19/

New research shows that consumers would prefer to talk to well-known money-saving correspondants before turning to their own bank for financial advice.

17/09/2020

We recently conducted a survey around personal finance and how Brits have changed their banking habits throughout lockdown. Read the results at Yahoo Finance: https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/coronavirus-a-third-of-brits-will-be-worse-off-after-lockdown-085349631.html?guccounter=1

The lockdown period has had a negative long-term impact on many Brits' finances.