Completion of the Alpha phase and next steps
We’ve recently completed Alpha. Here’s what we did and learned. Our next phase is to…
Read MoreThese accessibility guidelines will ensure that we build digital services and content that everyone can use without needing to adapt them, while supporting those who do need to adapt things.
They have been created for colleagues and partners who create and manage digital services and content on the web including:
- Renfrewshire schools and nurseries
- HSCP, OneRen and other partners
- local authorities in the UK
- local businesses, communities, voluntary or charity organisations.
You can help us improve these guidelines by emailing feedback to web@renfrewshire.gov.uk
Accessibility for digital services
It is not only good for our users to make all Renfrewshire Council digital services accessible – it is also a legal requirement.
Use of PDFs and office documents on the web
Renfrewshire Council should not use PDFs or office documents on the web, except in a few very limited circumstances
Step-by-step guide to when you can and cannot publish PDFs and office documents on the web
Use this guide to know when publishing a PDF or office document is legal and not degrading the user experience.
Writing for Web Accessibility on our CMS (GOSS)
Tips to help you get started writing web content on our CMS that is accessible to people with disabilities.
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Invitation to tender for Renfrewshire.gov.uk Alpha phase
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Completion of the Discovery phase and next steps
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