Recite Me Australia

Recite Me Australia Our suite of accessibility on-demand tools makes websites inclusive for a diverse range of people.

Recite Me offers a range of on-demand accessibility solutions that support you in conforming to WCAG standards and ensure that your website is user-friendly for individuals with disabilities, situational challenges and language support, through customisable options.

Great to be in the UK last week talking about achievements and goals here in Australia and New Zealand with our CEO, Ros...
01/06/2026

Great to be in the UK last week talking about achievements and goals here in Australia and New Zealand with our CEO, Ross Linnett.

Our National Manager, Graeme Gemmell was able to reflect on helping a huge number of organisations to make their digital spaces more inclusive including AusNet, Domestic Violence NSW, City of Bayswater and Monte Cecilia Housing Trust in the last year alone.

Back in Oz and ready to talk to more organisations about inclusive digital spaces.

Missed our webinar on accessibility in 2026 and documented action? Don't worry, you can watch it back at a time that sui...
28/05/2026

Missed our webinar on accessibility in 2026 and documented action?

Don't worry, you can watch it back at a time that suits you for a practical look at the 2026 accessibility landscape, the regulations shaping different territories and what you should focus on next.

Head to the link below to watch on-demand.

Say "no" to tick boxes ❌In 2026, we don't do tick boxes when it comes to digital accessibility and inclusion.But taking ...
19/05/2026

Say "no" to tick boxes ❌

In 2026, we don't do tick boxes when it comes to digital accessibility and inclusion.

But taking action can feel overwhelming if you aren't sure where to start or where to go next.

Ahead of Global Accessibility Awareness Day, here are three free actions to consider, all less than an hour of your time.

1. Download our guide

2. Join our webinar

3. Book onto our accessibility clinic

If you wanted to explore accessibility consultancy, but haven't been sure about where to start, you're in luck!On Friday...
14/05/2026

If you wanted to explore accessibility consultancy, but haven't been sure about where to start, you're in luck!

On Friday 22nd May, following Global Accessibility Awareness Day, we're offering a limited number of 20-minute slots to discuss your accessibility and inclusion questions.

Select from 10 pre-set topics to help you get started.

Book early to avoid disappointment 🗓️

This , we're moving beyond awareness to action.Join Ross Linnett, CEO and Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Reci...
12/05/2026

This , we're moving beyond awareness to action.

Join Ross Linnett, CEO and Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me on Thursday 21st May for a deep dive into the 2026 accessibility landscape, regulations affecting different territories and practical steps for what you should focus on.

Sign up using the link below to watch live and submit your questions. If you can't make it, sign up and stay tuned for the recording which will be sent to you after the event.

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Promotional graphic for a Recite Me webinar supporting Global Accessibility Awareness Day (GAAD). The dark blue graphic features the GAAD and Recite Me logos at the top, followed by the headline “Digital Accessibility in 2026”. Below, the webinar date and time are listed as Thursday 21st May, 2:30pm BST / 9:30am ET. Circular headshots of speakers Ross Linnett, CEO and Founder of Recite Me, and Chris Holloway, Head of Accessibility at Recite Me, appear near the bottom with their names and job titles underneath.

11/05/2026

Up to 1 in 5 Australians live with a disability that can impact how they access the internet, yet 96% of home pages still contain accessibility errors.

This Global Accessibility Awareness Day is a reminder that digital accessibility matters, but awareness only goes so far.

We're helping you move from awareness to action. Link below for our latest guide, our upcoming webinar or to book a 20-minute one-to-one slot with one of our accessibility team experts (limited availability).

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Statistic slide stating that around 1 in 5 Australians live with a disability that can make accessing the internet difficult, sourced from the Australian Bureau of Statistics.

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Statistic slide stating that 96% of homepages contain accessibility errors, sourced from WebAIM.

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Statistic slide explaining that 7 in 10 people with disability will leave a website they find difficult to use, based on global accessibility research.

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Information slide explaining that Australian organisations can face complaints under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992 if their digital services are not accessible.

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Statistic slide stating that 68% of businesses see a positive impact on brand perception from well-executed diversity, equity and inclusion strategies, sourced from Forbes.

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Statistic slide stating that companies prioritising digital inclusion generate 28% more revenue, sourced from Accenture.

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Call-to-action slide encouraging organisations to move from awareness to action this Global Accessibility Awareness Day and visit Recite Me Australia to learn more.

08/05/2026

Move from awareness to action this Global Accessibility Awareness Day.

Explore practical ways to get started or go further.

Link below to help you take action.



Alt text: a montage of difference Recite Me employees speaking to camera ending with a dog and the date for Global Accessibilty Awareness Day 21st May 2026.

13/04/2026

Ross Linnett, our CEO and Founder, is dyslexic, and these are the features he uses every day.

Having content read aloud.
Changing the background to yellow and text to blue.

Simple adjustments, but they help him read faster and avoid fatigue.

It’s a good reminder that accessibility isn’t one-size-fits-all. It’s about giving people options that work for them.

Book a demo here: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0trFtF0



Alt text: Video clip of Ross Linnett, Founder and CEO of Recite Me.

Making travel planning accessible shouldn’t be an afterthought.For Destination Gippsland, it’s a core part of how they c...
02/04/2026

Making travel planning accessible shouldn’t be an afterthought.

For Destination Gippsland, it’s a core part of how they connect with visitors.

With the Recite Me Assistive Toolbar, they’ve made their website easier to use for everyone, from text-to-speech and translation to personalised display options.

The result? A more inclusive experience and greater confidence that no one is left behind.

Read the full story: https://eu1.hubs.ly/H0t7gtb0

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