Inclusive Information

Brochures - Prospectus - Policies - Websites

Jean Hewitt Consulting advises on the design of user-centred information. Our literature, brochure and document critiques provide clients with key information, ensuring that media is able to be communicated to a wide variety of potential recipients, including people who may have visual, hearing, and cognitive impairments and learning difficulties such as Dyslexia. Jean Hewitt Consulting design evaluations take all aspects into consideration when conducting an appraisal of documentation, brochures and media.

Jean Hewitt Consulting reviews may include:

• Accessible formats - fonts, sizes, layout
• Use of language and linguistics to improve legibility and clarity
• Logo Design
• Use of images
• Incorporation of tables and references
• Tactile Information
• Visual and colour contrast
• Cognitive Mapping
• Wayfinding and signage
• Alternative Formats
• Conducting website accessibility audits to W3C standards.

Universal design meets the needs of all users - it takes into account all types of reading activity from casual browsing to detailed analysis and looks at the way in which information is relayed. This affects correct interpretation, the ability to follow instructions, speed of reading, and levels of understanding.