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The WordPress website includes accessibility controls and an inline screen reader, helping more visitors access important information in a way that suits them.
I have managed Hear for Norfolk’s online presence since 2018. Its latest WordPress website brings accessibility, clinic information and useful custom services together, backed by ongoing Website Management.
Hear for Norfolk supports people with hearing loss and related conditions across the county. Since 2018, I have helped the charity maintain and develop its online presence as its services and digital needs have evolved.
The work is always grounded in making information and services easier to access, while finding practical solutions that do not create unnecessary administration for a busy charity team.
The WordPress website includes accessibility controls and an inline screen reader, helping more visitors access important information in a way that suits them.
Clinic timetables are embedded into the website but updated externally, allowing staff to keep essential information current without logging into WordPress.
Small, focused developments include a custom form that lets patients request hearing-aid consumables online, making an everyday service simpler for patients and staff.
Accessibility is especially important for an organisation serving people with hearing loss and related conditions. The website provides visible accessibility controls alongside an inline screen reader that can read page content aloud.
These tools complement clear page structures, readable content and responsive layouts, helping the charity make its online information more approachable for a wider range of visitors.
I am currently developing a web app for Hear for Norfolk’s mobile and community clinics, allowing people to book services and pay online.
With AI helping reduce the development time and cost, the app is being designed to reduce the staff time spent taking bookings, make financial administration easier and encourage fewer missed appointments through payment at the point of booking.
Hear for Norfolk has a managed, accessible website that supports its current services and a dependable digital partner for what comes next. From small custom forms to the booking app now in development, each improvement is designed around a genuine operational or patient need.
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I can help with an accessible website, ongoing management or a focused digital tool built around the way your organisation actually operates.