Fewer barriers in digital services
We help organisations find and remove barriers in websites, apps and documents.
Our mission
Accessibility is a right, not a privilege.
We believe websites, apps and documents should work for everyone — including people who use screen readers, magnification, a keyboard or plain language. Here we explain why we exist and how we want to get there.
Our mission
We remove barriers that shut people out of the digital world.
Dostępny Internet works for digital accessibility. We bring together the experience of people with disabilities and older people with the know-how of designers, developers and content editors.
We want accessibility to be a natural part of building digital services — from the first sketch to everyday content updates — rather than a fix applied at the very end.
Goals
What we are aiming for.
Our goals set the direction for everything we do — from audits and education to conversations with people who face barriers every day.
Knowledge for every team
We create materials, training and events that turn accessibility into everyday practice.
The voice of users
We involve people who use assistive technologies in testing, consultations and design.
Public awareness
We show that digital exclusion can affect anyone and that it can be effectively prevented.
Cross-sector cooperation
We bring public administration, business, universities and civil society together around shared standards.
Lasting change
We help organisations keep their services accessible after launch — through monitoring, retests and training.
Theory of change
How we make the internet better.
Change does not end with a single audit. We work on several levels at once — from a specific website to the standards of the whole industry. We will describe the results of our work in our reports — based on verifiable data only.
Problem
Many digital services still exclude people with disabilities, older people and everyone who uses the internet differently from the “typical” user.
Activities
Audits and consultations, training, educational materials, events and testing with assistive technology users.
Outcomes
Teams know how to design and maintain accessible products, and organisations remove barriers and verify the results with retests.
Impact
More people can get things done, shop, learn and work online on their own.
Transparency
We work in the open.
We publish documents that let you check who we are, how we work and how we use our funds. They will be available in accessible formats — as an HTML page or an accessible PDF.
Foundation statute
Statutory goals, the foundation's bodies and how it operates.
Registration details
APIF Sp. z o.o., ul. Uniwersytecka 13, 40-007 Katowice · NIP 9542897959 · REGON 543242501 · KRS 0001205167 · Sąd Rejonowy Katowice-Wschód w Katowicach, VIII Wydział Gospodarczy Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego{shareCapital, select, none {} other { · share capital none}}
Activity reports
An annual summary of our activities and their results.
Financial statements
Annual financial statements as required by law.
Privacy policy
How we process personal data and what rights you have.
Accessibility statement
The website's accessibility status, known limitations and how to report barriers.
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